What is the latitude and longitude of the constellation Aquarius?

Answer 1

We do not use latitude and longitude in the sky. Co-ordinates are given as right ascension and declination. These give positions relative to the First Point of Aries, where the Sun crosses the celestial equator at the vernal equinox, and to the celestial equator. A constellation covers quite a large area of sky so must be given a range of co-ordinates. For Aquila these are RA 18 hours 41 min 18.2958 s to 20 hours 38 min 23.7231 s, and declination 18.6882229 degrees to minus 11.8664360 degrees.

Answer 2

In Astronomy we use RA (Right Ascension) and DEC (Declination) and not Latitude and Longtitude but they are similar.

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Aquarius can be found at RA 23h DEC -15o

Answer 3

Longitude and Latitude are Earth coordinates. Capricornus is not on Earth.

Answer 4

19h 00m 00s, −25° 00′ 00″

Answer 5

There is none, latitude and longitude are coordinates ONLY on Earth. Therefore, Cancer has no Latitude or Longitude

Answer 6

The coordinates of Aquila are 20 hours, 0 minutes, 0 seconds, +05 degrees, 0 minutes, 0 seconds

Answer 7

16h 53m 15s, −30° 44′ 12″