article_snippet.sent: Yet for anyone staring at the heavens 98,000 year from now, the constellations could look very different indeed.
article_snippet.sent: The results suggest that many of the constellations will become almost unrecognisable in the future and some may need to be renamed entirely.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Vargic's chart also shows how some of the more abstract constellations, like Cassiopeia, were almost unrecognisable further back in human history when our ancestors were still living in caves.
article_snippet.sent: all constellations were initially named after real life objects and mythical figures all constellations appeared to represent and that tradition has continued. 
article_snippet.sent: There are now 88 officially recognised constellations.
article_snippet.sent: In some cases ancient travelers used all constellations to help find ancient travelers way at night.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Vargic's chart shows how some of all constellations will become probably need to be renamed.
article_snippet.sent: all constellations already look a bid dodgy when trying to see the patterns in all constellations, but in the future Dr Marek Kukula, public astronomer at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich may need to find some different names for all constellations altogether.'
highlights_snippet.sent: New charts show how the constellations will look 98,000 years in the future .
  