Constellations 88 objects
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Zodiac 12
Northern sky 29
- AndromedaAnd (Andromedae)
- AquilaAql (Aquilae)
- AurigaAur (Aurigae)
- BoötesBoo (Boötis)
- CamelopardalisCam (Camelopardalis)
- Canes VenaticiCVn (Canum Venaticorum)
- Canis MinorCMi (Canis Minoris)
- CassiopeiaCas (Cassiopeiae)
- CepheusCep (Cephei)
- Coma BerenicesCom (Comae Berenices)
- Corona BorealisCrB (Coronae Borealis)
- CygnusCyg (Cygni)
- DelphinusDel (Delphini)
- DracoDra (Draconis)
- EquuleusEqu (Equulei)
- HerculesHer (Herculis)
- LacertaLac (Lacertae)
- Leo MinorLMi (Leonis Minoris)
- LynxLyn (Lyncis)
- LyraLyr (Lyrae)
- OrionOri (Orionis)
- PegasusPeg (Pegasi)
- PerseusPer (Persei)
- SagittaSge (Sagittae)
- SerpensSer (Serpentis)
- TriangulumTri (Trianguli)
- Ursa MajorUMa (Ursae Majoris)
- Ursa MinorUMi (Ursae Minoris)
- VulpeculaVul (Vulpeculae)
Southern sky 47
- AntliaAnt (Antliae)
- ApusAps (Apodis)
- AraAra (Arae)
- CaelumCae (Caeli)
- Canis MajorCMa (Canis Majoris)
- CarinaCar (Carinae)
- CentaurusCen (Centauri)
- CetusCet (Ceti)
- ChamaeleonCha (Chamaeleontis)
- CircinusCir (Circini)
- ColumbaCol (Columbae)
- Corona AustralisCrA (Coronae Australis)
- CorvusCrv (Corvi)
- CraterCrt (Crateris)
- CruxCru (Crucis)
- DoradoDor (Doradus)
- EridanusEri (Eridani)
- FornaxFor (Fornacis)
- GrusGru (Gruis)
- HorologiumHor (Horologii)
- HydraHya (Hydrae)
- HydrusHyi (Hydri)
- IndusInd (Indi)
- LepusLep (Leporis)
- LupusLup (Lupi)
- MensaMen (Mensae)
- MicroscopiumMic (Microscopii)
- MonocerosMon (Monocerotis)
- MuscaMus (Muscae)
- NormaNor (Normae)
- OctansOct (Octantis)
- OphiuchusOph (Ophiuchi)
- PavoPav (Pavonis)
- PhoenixPhe (Phoenicis)
- PictorPic (Pictoris)
- Piscis AustrinusPsA (Piscis Austrini)
- PuppisPup (Puppis)
- PyxisPyx (Pyxidis)
- ReticulumRet (Reticuli)
- SculptorScl (Sculptoris)
- ScutumSct (Scuti)
- SextansSex (Sextantis)
- TelescopiumTel (Telescopii)
- Triangulum AustraleTrA (Trianguli Australis)
- TucanaTuc (Tucanae)
- VelaVel (Velorum)
- VolansVol (Volantis)
暮らしの中の例
- The Moon's average distance, about 384,400 km, is more than 960 drives along the 400 km Seoul–Busan expressway — and the Moon sits under «Earth's Moon» in this catalog's Moons group.
- Constellation names taught at school, such as Orion or Ursa Major (home of the Big Dipper), are the same everywhere because the world shares the 88 constellations set by the International Astronomical Union.
- Your phone's map position comes from GPS satellites orbiting about 20,000 km up — which is why navigation satellites belong to the Spacecraft group.