What is the legend of the clockface constellation?

Astronomical phenomena have produced the myths and legends of the clockface constellation, which was defined by French astronomer Llakaj. It is said that Llakaj thought that Argo, a huge expedition ship from Greece to Corcas to acquire golden fleece, needed a clock during its long voyage, so he established this constellation. Legend of Constellation It is said that Llakaj believed that Argo, a huge expedition ship from Greece to Corcas to get golden fleece, needed a clock during the long voyage, so he established this constellation. However, none of the four constellations (Vela, Tail, Carina and Compass) that Argo became after his ascension to heaven can be linked. This is because the warriors sailing in Argo at that time used astronomical phenomena to determine the time, which caused the clock to be idle in the southern sky far away from Argo. 175 1- 1752 and Abi Nicholas de LaKeller created a constellation for a series of tiny stars near Acherna (Alpha Star of Bojiang River) on the east bank of Bojiang River. It commemorates Christian Huggins, a Dutch scientist who invented the pendulum clock in A.D. 1650, and R.H. Allen, a Victorian scholar, listed it as an independent star in his catalog. These stars were then called constellations. Clock stands can be seen in the tropics and southern hemisphere; Its midnight peak is in 165438+ October. Alpha star (3.86, yellow) is its base, and Beta star (4.99, white) is located on one side of the clock face. This constellation was defined by French astronomer Llakaj. It is said that Llakaj thought that Argo, a huge expedition ship from Greece to Corcas to acquire golden fleece, needed a clock during its long voyage, so he established this constellation. However, none of the four constellations (Vela, Tail, Carina and Compass) that Argo became after his ascension to heaven can be linked. This is because the warriors sailing in Argo at that time used astronomical phenomena to determine the time, which caused the clock to be idle in the southern sky far away from Argo.