Can we see stars in andromeda galaxy individually.?

In fact, stars are so easily resolved in Andromeda and the galaxy itself is so huge on the sky that it's difficult to see the rest of the galaxy when you focus on a particular patch of stars (the forest for the trees, as it were). read more

Even if astronomers can pick out individual stars in Andromeda over a period of time, they're likely to give them numbers, not names. That's true of most stars even in our own galaxy. Only a few larger or nearer stars have names. read more

Forthcoming studies will study star formation as a function of position in the galaxy, investigate the galaxy’s star-formation history, and much more: “This is meant to be a legacy data set, to be used for decades,” Dalcanton says. read more