Fortune Telling Collection - Zodiac Analysis - What constellation does Cowherd and Weaver Girl belong to?

What constellation does Cowherd and Weaver Girl belong to?

Altair is aquila. Vega is Lyra.

The official name of Altair in China is Heguji; It and several other stars form a constellation called Aquila. The official name of Vega in China is Vega I; It and several other stars form a constellation called Lyra.

In summer and autumn, Altair is one of the brightest stars in the sky. Its luminous ability is very strong, about 9 times that of the sun, and its whole body is silvery white. The equatorial region of Altair, the star with the twelfth brightness in the whole day, runs at a speed of 26 km/s and its rotation speed is as high as 1027000km/h, which is about 60 times that of the sun! Its surface temperature is 2000℃ higher than that of the sun.

Vega related introduction:

Vega is an ellipsoid star with a pale pink north pole and a blue equator. Because of its fast rotation speed (Vega rotates once every 12.5 hours), the whole star is flat, and the equatorial diameter ratio is 23%. Next to Vega, four stars form a small diamond.

Legend has it that this small diamond is a shuttle used by the weaver girl to weave cloth. While knitting, the Weaver Girl looked up at the Cowherd (Hegu II) and her two sons (Hegu I and Hegu III) on the east bank of the Milky Way with deep affection. Vega, Tsukuya II (Altair) in the eagle and Tianjin IV in Cygnus form the famous "Summer Triangle". If you think of it as a right triangle, Vega is a star that forms a right angle.

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