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There are 88 constellations, these are:
- Andromeda
- Antlia (the air pump)
- Apus (the bird of paradise)
- Aquila (the eagle)
- Aquarius (the water carrier)
- Ara (the altar)
- Auriga (the charioteer)
- Bootes (the herdsman)
- Caelum (the chisel)
- Camelopardalis (the giraffe)
- Cancer (the crab)
- Canes Venatici (the hunting dogs)
- Canis Major (the greater dog)
- Canis Minor (the lesser dog)
- Capricornus (the sea goat)
- Carina (the keel)
- Cassiopeia (the vain queen)
- Centaurus (the centaur)
- Cepheus (the Ethiopian king)
- Cetus (the whale)
- Chamaeleon (the chamealeon)
- Circinus (the drawing compass)
- Columba (the dove)
- Coma Berenices (berenice's hair)
- Corona Australis (the southern crown)
- Corona Borealis (the northern crown)
- Corvus (the crow)
- Crater (the cup)
- Crux (the southern cross)
- Cygnus (the swan)
- Dorado (the fish)
- Draco (the dragon)
- Delphinus (the dolphin)
- Equuleus (the foal)
- Eridanus (the river)
- Fornax (the furnace)
- Gemini (the twins)
- Grus (the crane)
- Hercules
- Horologium (the pendulum clock)
- Hydra
- Hydrus (the little water snake)
- Indus (the Indian)
- Lacerta (the lizard)
- Leo (the lion)
- Leo Minor (the little lion)
- Lepus (the hare)
- Libra (the scales)
- Lupus (the wolf)
- Lynx (the lynx)
- Lyra (the lyre)
- Mensa (the table mountain)
- Microscopium (the microscope)
- Monoceros (the unicorn)
- Musca (the fly)
- Norma (the carpenter's level)
- Octans (the octant)
- Orion (the hunter)
- Ophiuchus (the serpent bearer)
- Pavo (the peacock)
- Pegasus (the winged horse)
- Perseus
- Phoenix (the phoenix)
- Pictor (the easel)
- Pisces (the fishes)
- Piscis Austrinus (the southern fish)
- Puppis (the stern)
- Pyxis (the mariner's compass)
- Reticulum (the eyepiece graticule)
- Sagitta (the arrow)
- Sagittarius (the archer)
- Scorpius (the scorpion)
- Sculptor (the sculptor)
- Scutum (the shield)
- Serpens (the snake)-divided into Serpens Caput and Serpens Cauda
- Sextans (the sextant)
- Taurus (the bull)
- Telescopium (the telescope)
- Triangulum (the triangle)
- Triangulum Australe (the southern triangle)
- Tucana (the toucan)
- Ursa Major (the great bear)
- Ursa Minor (the little bear)
- Vela (the sails)
- Virgo (the virgin)
- Volans (the flying fish)
- Vulpecula (the fox)
No.Abbrev.ConstellationGenitiveEnglish NameAreaHem.Alpha Star1AndAndromedaAndromedaeAndromeda722NHAlpheratz2AntAntliaAntliaeAir Pump239SH3ApsApusApodisBird of Paradise206SH4AqrAquariusAquariiWater Carrier980SHSadalmelik5AqlAquilaAquilaeEagle652NH-SHAltair6AraAraAraeAltar237SH7AriAriesArietisRam441NHHamal8AurAurigaAurigaeCharioteer657NHCapella9BooBootesBootisHerdsman907NHArcturus10CaeCaelumCaeliChisel125SH11CamCamelopardalisCamelopardalisGiraffe757NH12CncCancerCancriCrab506NHAcubens13CVnCanes VenaticiCanun VenaticorumHunting Dogs465NHCor Caroli14CMaCanis MajorCanis MajorisBig Dog380SHSirius15CMiCanis MinorCanis MinorisLittle Dog183NHProcyon16CapCapricornusCapricorniGoat ( Capricorn )414SHAlgedi17CarCarinaCarinaeKeel494SHCanopus18CasCassiopeiaCassiopeiaeCassiopeia598NHSchedar19CenCentaurusCentauriCentaur1060SHRigil Kentaurus20CepCepheusCepheiCepheus588SHAlderamin21CetCetusCetiWhale1231SHMenkar22ChaChamaleonChamaleontisChameleon132SH23CirCircinusCirciniCompasses93SH24ColColumbaColumbaeDove270SHPhact25ComComa BerenicesComae BerenicesBerenice's Hair386NHDiadem26CrACorona AustralisCoronae AustralisSouthern Crown128SH27CrBCorona BorealisCoronae BorealisNorthern Crown179NHAlphecca28CrvCorvusCorviCrow184SHAlchiba29CrtCraterCraterisCup282SHAlkes30CruCruxCrucisSouthern Cross68SHAcrux31CygCygnusCygniSwan804NHDeneb32DelDelphinusDelphiniDolphin189NHSualocin33DorDoradoDoradusGoldfish179SH34DraDracoDraconisDragon1083NHThuban35EquEquuleusEquuleiLittle Horse72NHKitalpha36EriEridanusEridaniRiver1138SHAchernar37ForFornaxFornacisFurnace398SH38GemGeminiGeminorumTwins514NHCastor39GruGrusGruisCrane366SHAl Na'ir40HerHerculesHerculisHercules1225NHRasalgethi41HorHorologiumHorologiiClock249SH42HyaHydraHydraeHydra ( Sea Serpent )1303SHAlphard43HyiHydrusHydriWater Serpen ( male )243SH44IndIndusIndiIndian294SH45LacLacertaLacertaeLizard201NH46LeoLeoLeonisLion947NHRegulus47LMiLeo MinorLeonis MinorisSmaller Lion232NH48LepLepusLeporisHare290SHArneb49LibLibraLibraeBalance538SHZubenelgenubi50LupLupusLupiWolf334SHMen51LynLynxLyncisLynx545NH52LyrLyraLyraeLyre286NHVega53MenMensaMensaeTable153SH54MicMicroscopiumMicroscopiiMicroscope210SH55MonMonocerosMonocerotisUnicorn482SH56MusMuscaMuscaeFly138SH57NorNormaNormaeSquare165SH58OctOctansOctantisOctant291SH59OphOphiucusOphiuchiSerpent Holder948NH-SHRasalhague60OriOrionOrionisOrion594NH-SHBetelgeuse61PavPavoPavonisPeacock378SHPeacock62PegPegasusPegasiWinged Horse1121NHMarkab63PerPerseusPerseiPerseus615NHMirfak64PhePhoenixPhoenicisPhoenix469SHAnkaa65PicPictorPictorisEasel247SH66PscPiscesPisciumFishes889NHAlrischa67PsAPisces AustrinusPisces AustriniSouthern Fish245SHFomalhaut68PupPuppisPuppisStern673SH69PyxPyxisPyxidisCompass221SH70RetReticulumReticuliReticle114SH71SgeSagittaSagittaeArrow80NH72SgrSagittariusSagittariiArcher867SHRukbat73ScoScorpiusScorpiiScorpion497SHAntares74SclSculptorSculptorisSculptor475SH75SctScutumScutiShield109SH76SerSerpensSerpentisSerpent637NH-SHUnuck al Hai77SexSextansSextantisSextant314SH78TauTaurusTauriBull797NHAldebaran79TelTelescopiumTelescopiiTelescope252SH80TriTriangulumTrianguliTriangle132NHRas al Mothallah81TrATriangulum AustraleTrianguli AustralisSouthern Triangle110SHAtria82TucTucanaTucanaeToucan295SH83UMaUrsa MajorUrsae MajorisGreat Bear1280NHDubhe84UMiUrsa MinorUrsae MinorisLittle Bear256NHPolaris85VelVelaVelorumSails500SH86VirVirgoVirginisVirgin1294NH-SHSpica87VolVolansVolantisFlying Fish141SH88VulVulpeculaVulpeculaeFox268NH
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Constellations all have names from which origin?
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Why do constellations have such strange names?
Constellations have names that reflect their shape or mythological origin. Ancient civilizations often connected groups of stars in the sky with myths, stories, and gods, giving rise to the names we use today. These names have been passed down through generations and are now part of our cultural and astronomical heritage.
Why do you think people long ago decide to name the constellations?
they would name these constellations because when they were travailing they would makes names for the constellations to find their villages one famous name was Dakudo which means where the home is.
Who created constellations?
Constellations were created and identified by ancient civilizations, including the Babylonians, Greeks, and Egyptians. These cultures observed patterns of stars in the night sky and assigned names and stories to them, forming the basis for the constellations we recognize today.
What are the names of the constellations with pictures?
Some constellations with pictures associated with them include Orion (the hunter), Ursa Major (the great bear), Cygnus (the swan), and Leo (the lion). These constellations have recognizable star patterns that resemble their namesake figures.
What are the names of the constellations that border Ursa Minor?
The names of the constellations that border Ursa Minor are:DracoCamelopardalisCepheus
Constellations all have names from which origin?
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How were the constellations names?
The constellations were named to be easily identified for cultural and religious reasons. Most of the constellations were created and named during the bulk of the Mesopotamian era.
Did JK Rowling use the names of some stars and constellations for the names of some Harry Potter people?
Yes, all of the Black family are named after constellations.
What is the names of the stars in the sky?
Those would be "constellations".
What are the main constellations?
the 5 main constellations names are Ursa major,Ursa minor,cassiopeia,cepheus,and Draco
What are the names of the four constellations that can be seen during fall?
Leo.goegoe
What constellations are on the front of cahill vs vespers book 3?
The names listed on the front aren't the names of the constellations, they're the name of the stars IN the constellations. The four constellations are the following: Mensa, Orion, Lyra, and Eridanus. The only way I figured this out was with the help of my star tracker app. You should really downloaded it. Add me! P4KKW99KXP
Why do constellations have such strange names?
Constellations have names that reflect their shape or mythological origin. Ancient civilizations often connected groups of stars in the sky with myths, stories, and gods, giving rise to the names we use today. These names have been passed down through generations and are now part of our cultural and astronomical heritage.
What are the names stars?
There is a lot of stars in the Milky way. Constellations is better.
What has the author Ahmed Benhamouda written?
Ahmed Benhamouda has written: 'Etoiles et constellations' -- subject(s): Arab Astronomy, Constellations, Names, Stars
Why do you think people long ago decide to name the constellations?
they would name these constellations because when they were travailing they would makes names for the constellations to find their villages one famous name was Dakudo which means where the home is.
