All constellations in the starry sky _ What are all constellations in the starry sky?

The eighty-eight constellations are:

Ophiuchus, Virgo, Ursa major, Cetacea major, Bojiang minor, Pegasus minor, Draco minor, and Centauri minor.

Aquarius, Ophiuchus, Leo, Aries, Pisces, Sagittarius, Cygnus, Taurus and Leopard.

Andromeda, Pisces, Auriga, Eagle, Hydra, Perseus, Cassiopeia, Orion and Cepheus.

Tmall, Libra, Gemini, Cancer, Vera, Scorpio, Carina, Unicorn, Fisherman.

Phoenix, Canis Canis, Aries, Capricorn, Celestial Furnace, Descendants, Canis Canis, Peacock and Crane.

Jackals, sextants, cuckoos, India, Antarctica, rabbits, Lyra, Dajue and pigeons.

Fox, bear, telescope, clock, painting, Pisces, water bottle, pumping water, Temple of Heaven,

Little lion, compass, microscope, swallow, scorpion, dolphin, crow, dog, swordfish.

North corona, rectangular ruler, mountain case, flying fish, flies, triangles, dragonflies, south corona, and carver.

Net seat, Southern Triangle seat, Shield seat, Compass seat, Arrow seat, Pegasus seat, Southern Cross seat.

Extended data:

Historical origin:

In ancient times, in order to facilitate navigation and observe astronomical phenomena, people connected the scattered stars in the sky through imagination. Half of them were named in ancient times, and the naming method was based on the myths and forms of ancient civilizations (including the myths and epics of Mesopotamia, Babylon, Egypt and Greece). The other half was named only in modern times, often named after navigation instruments.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia -88 constellation