Monterrey, NL – station Belgian radio Studio Brussels and the MIRA Public Observatory honored the recently deceased David Bowie with a constellation, DDB Brussels reported.
seven stars which together form the lightning icon adorning the face of the singer on the cover of his album Aladdin Sane were recorded. This constellation, coincidentally, is in “neighborhood to Mars,” a reference to its success Life on Mars?
1973. 
Studio Brussels and created MIRA . also a website called Stardust for Bowie where fans can add their favorite songs from the singer to the constellation in a performance in Google Sky
MIRA Philippe Mollet explained the inspiration of the constellation:
“It was not easy to determine the appropriate star. Studio Brussels asked us to find a unique position in the galaxy to give Bowie. We referring to his various albums, we chose seven stars – Sigma Librae, Spica, Alpha Virginis, Zeta Centauri, SAA 204 132, and Sigma Beta Octanitis Trianguli Australis – in vicinity to Mars. Constellation is a copy of the iconic lightning and was recorded at the exact moment of his death. ” (Ciro Velasquez)
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