How many constellations do you know _ Do you know how many constellations?

How many constellations are there in the world?

There are 88 constellations in the world.

1, 29 constellations in the northern hemisphere.

Ursa minor, Ursa major, Draco, Lyra, Eagle, Cygnus, Five Immortals, Dolphin, Sagittarius, Lemur, Pegasus, Scorpion, Corona Nordica, Serpent, Dog, Puget, Aries, Tmall, Auriga and Puppy.

2. 47 constellations in the southern hemisphere

Pump seat, Tian Yan seat, Aquarius seat, Carver seat, Canis seat, Sagittarius seat, Whale seat, Dinosaur seat, Compass seat, Pigeon seat, Corona seat, Raven seat, Grand Jue seat, Southern Cross seat, Swordfish seat, Bo Jiang seat, Crane seat, Clock seat and Sky Furnace seat.

Leopard, Wolf, Mountain, Microscope, Unicorn, Fly, Rectangular, Antarctic, Ophiuchus, Peacock, Phoenix, Picture Frame, Southern Fish, Tail, Compass, Nettle, Fish Fu, Shield, Sextant, Telescope, Southern Triangle, Rhododendron, etc.

3. Zodiac 12 constellation.

Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius.

Best observation constellation recommendation.

1 Ophiuchus

In Greek mythology, if a water snake with nine heads is cut off, another one will grow. He was finally killed by Hercules. Epsilon is a four-star system. There are three messier objects.

2. Virgo Palace

Astoria, the goddess of justice in Greek mythology. It has the brightest and closest supercluster-Virgo Cluster. Contains hundreds of galaxies that can be discovered with an 8-inch telescope. There are 1 1 in messier objects, all of which are galaxies. Virgo α is a blue-and-white star with+1, and it is one of the brightest 20 stars in the sky. It is called Kajupiter in China. M 104 is also called the straw hat galaxy. One of the zodiac signs.

3. Ursa Major

In Greek mythology, Caristo, a beautiful fairy who was envied by Hera. Zeus turned her into a bear to protect her. This constellation has the most famous astrology in the whole day-the Big Dipper. There are seven messier objects. ζ Ursa major, the sixth star of the Big Dipper, is also a binary star. It was discovered by 1650. It is the earliest binary star discovered in the era of telescope, and it is called Kaiyang in China.