Altair is the brightest star in which constellation?

Altair is the brightest star in Aquila, and it has become the focus of people's attention with its unique brilliance and far-reaching cultural significance. Altair, also known as Crested Star II, is the brightest star in Aquila and one of the brightest stars in the night sky in the northern hemisphere. It is located at right ascension 19: 48.3, 8 degrees 44 minutes at declination, and 6.7 light years away from the solar system/kloc-0. The apparent magnitude of Altair is 0.77m, which is the twelfth brightest star in the whole day and can be clearly observed by naked eyes in the night sky in the northern hemisphere. Altair is not only a bright pearl of Aquila, but also has rich connotations in China traditional culture. In fairy tales, two slightly darker stars next to Altair are regarded as the two children of Altair and Weaver Girl, implying deep affection and love. The existence of Altair not only enriches our night sky, but also brings us endless reverie and cultural heritage.