"Wandelstern" meaning in German

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          "text": "Er folgt seinem Wandelstern: Aristarch von Samos\n[...] Aristarch begründete seine Ideen auf die Tatsache, dass die griechischen Astronomen erkannt hatten, dass es zwei Arten von Sternen gab:\n– Fixsterne, deren Standorte am Himmel relativ zueinander konstant blieben.\n– Wandelsterne, die sich am Himmel bewegten.",
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