What does Circinus mean? Spanish assistant western Han dynasty

Circinus (Latin) is a constellation in the southern sky, with an area of 93.35 square degrees, accounting for 0.226% of the total area of the whole day. Among the 88 constellations in the whole day, this region ranks 85th. There are 10 stars brighter than 5.5 magnitude in the compass. The brightest star is the Alpha Compass with an apparent magnitude of 3. 19. On April 30th every year, the center of the compass block crosses the sky.