What is Aquarius? Is it a snake?

What is Aquarius? Let's take a look at the sky together. Aquarius is a constellation far from the ecliptic, close to the south celestial pole, between large magellanic cloud and small magellanic cloud. Large and small Magellanic clouds are companion galaxies of the Milky Way where the Earth is located, and both are irregular galaxies. Aquarius Aquarius is a constellation far from the ecliptic, located between large magellanic cloud and small magellanic cloud. Large magellanic cloud and small magellanic cloud are companion galaxies of the Milky Way where the Earth is located. Celestial name: hydra Latin name: hydra alias: hydra Latin abbreviation: Hyi symbol: hydra regional ranking: 6 1 brightest star: Aquarius β adjacent constellation: Antarctic constellation, alpine constellation, nettle constellation, clock constellation, wave constellation and rhododendron constellation The best observation time is 10-6544. Pisces π star: This is a geometric binary star of +5 stars, and the relationship between the two stars is only very close to the earth. π- 1 star is 740 light years away from the earth, and π-2 star is 470 light years away from the earth. Learn history Aquarius is a constellation far from the ecliptic and close to the south celestial pole, located between the large and small Magellanic clouds. Large and small Magellanic clouds are companion galaxies of the Milky Way where the Earth is located, and both are irregular galaxies. In the late16th century, Dutch navigators Kaiser and houtman first confirmed this constellation, and later it was included in the star map of Bayer 1603. The three brightest stars make up a triangle. Guide the opposite direction of the celestial pole almost accurately.