What is the constellation on May 7th, 2003?

May 7th is Taurus.

Taurus, born from April 2/kloc-0 to May 20 in the solar calendar, is the second house of the zodiac, located east of Aries and west of Gemini. The area is 797.25 square degrees, accounting for 1.933% of the total area of the whole day, ranking seventeenth among the 88 constellations in the whole day. In Taurus, there are 98 stars with brightness greater than 5.5, the brightest star is Bisuwu (Taurus α), and the apparent magnitude is 0.85.

Extended data:

Traditionally, Capella is one of the horns, which is jointly owned by Taurus and Auriga. Taurus can see two open clusters with the naked eye: Pleiades and Pleiades.

The Pleiades cluster is 450 light-years away and its radius is 13 light-years. Observed with a large telescope, it can be found that there are more than 280 stars in the Pleiades cluster. Another open cluster is called Biju Cluster, which is a mobile cluster located near Biju, but Biju is not a member. Bi cluster is 0/43 light-years away from us/kloc-and is the closest cluster to us. You can see five or six stars with the naked eye. In fact, it has about 300 members.

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