February 10 constellation

February 10 is Aquarius.

Aquarius (date: 65438+1October 20-February 18) is the eleventh house of the zodiac, located east of Capricorn and west of Pisces.

Aquarius (Latin name Aquarius, astronomical symbol? , called Aquarius in Japan, is one of the zodiac 12 constellations, with an area of 979.85 square degrees, accounting for 2.375% of the whole day, ranking tenth among the 88 constellations in the whole day. There are 56 stars in Aquarius with brightness greater than 5.5, the brightest star is Xu Suyi (Aquarius β), and the apparent magnitude is 2.90. On August 25th every year, the Aquarius Center falls from the sky.

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The legend of the origin of Aquarius

The gods held a banquet and drank Nithard's wine at the Temple Club of Olympus where they lived. At this time, it was Heber, the daughter of Zeus and Princess Hera, who was in charge of pouring wine.

Herbie is famous for her beauty, but when she reaches marriageable age, she can no longer serve as a sommelier because she married the son of Zeus, Glass. Zeus is looking for a successor. One day, when Zeus came down to earth, he found a beautiful boy chasing sheep and turned into a heron and caught him. The boy changed his name to Kanimid and became a royal shepherd.

Zeus gave him eternal youth, but he must be a sommelier all his life. Carnemedes feels quite honored and has been working hard. Deeply moved by Zeus.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Aquarius (Astronomy)

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