Two stars must pass close to each other, when they have all space to wander about in.

A particular star passes overhead every 1436 minutes virtually on the dot.

However, this magnitude varies between +2.68 mag and +2.74 as the stars pass in front of each other.

The star, which is estimated to be at least nine billion years old, has passed the red giant phase.

This was music accommodating enough to let you take in the illuminated trees or watch the the stars pass across the sky.

We had a little misunderstanding a while back, when their star passed close to ours.

This is done by measuring the instant when the star passes through the local meridian.

Once a star passed directly behind it and for a moment it was a ring of light.

The stars, which had once seemed so imperative, passed overhead unnoticed.

Strange after all the months in the Tropics when those stars passed high to the south, often overhead.