What is the constellation of 65438+1October 28th?

65438+1October 28th is Scorpio, and Scorpio 65438+1October 24th-165438+1October 22nd.

Scorpio is the most conspicuous constellation in summer. There are 6 bright stars with apparent magnitude higher than 2.4, second only to Orion's 7, and tied for second place with Centauri and Ursa Major.

Scorpio is big and bright, with many stars, which can be said to be the representative of the summer night constellation. In addition, it is also a zodiac, so it is particularly eye-catching. However, Scorpio only occupies a short range of 7 on the ecliptic, which is the shortest ecliptic among the twelve constellations.

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In ancient astronomy in China, the three stars in Scorpio are called Shang Xing and the three stars in Orion's belt are called Laonian Xing. Scorpio and Orion are the most prominent constellations in summer and winter respectively. They just rise and fall, never meet, and can't appear in the sky at the same time. Therefore, Du Fu has a poem: "When friends meet, it is as difficult as the stars in the morning and evening." (Eight Guards for Chu Shi).

In ancient China, Scorpio was mainly divided into three stars, among which the star in the upper right corner of Antares was called the house, and the star in the lower left corner of Antares was called the tail.