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Which constellation is the brightest in the universe? Which stars are made of?

Orion is the most magnificent constellation in the whole day.

The alpha star Orion (Betelgeuse) is a red Supergiant star with brightness ranging from 0 to 1.3, with a period of about 6 years, and the average brightness is 10 bright star in the whole day. It is 430 light years away from the earth. The name Betelgeuse in the west comes from * *, which means the position of the hand, but in fact Betelgeuse is on Orion's shoulder. The beta star Orion is a blue Supergiant star, 0. It is about 770 light years away from the earth. The western name Betelgeuse comes from * * *, which means foot, because its position represents the foot of Orion. Orion θ 1 is a cluster star named Orion Quadrupole, which is located in the center of Orion Nebula. Four stars can be seen with a small telescope, arranged in an equilateral quadrangle, with brightness of 5. 1, 6.7, 6.7, etc.

The main body of Orion is composed of four bright stars, such as Betelgeuse and Betelgeuse, and there are three bright stars in the center of the quadrilateral in a straight line. Imagine Orion.

For the belt tied to the hunter's waist, there are also three small stars under these three stars, which are swords hanging on the belt. The whole image is like a hunter standing tall, which is very spectacular and has been noticed by people since ancient times. Where the hunter wears a sword, the naked eye can vaguely see a blue and white hazy cloud, which is the famous Orion nebula, at the left end of the hunter's belt. It is the famous Horsehead Nebula (invisible to the naked eye). Besides these famous nebulae, Orion has many gas nebulae. The four stars in Orion, α, γ, β and κ, form a quadrilateral. At its center, δ, ε and ζ are in a straight line. These are the seven brightest stars in Orion, among which α and β are first-class stars and others are second-class. One. No wonder, all over the world, it is a symbol of strength, fortitude and success, and people always compare it to gods, warriors, superman and heroes. Among the 28 hotels in Sanyuan, China, Orion is equivalent to Betelgeuse, Jing Daole, Shenzhou 7 and Shuifu. The brightest star in Orion is β and its apparent magnitude is 0. 12. Surface temperature 12000. Orion, the ninth brightest alpha star in the whole day, is Betelgeuse in Latin, and its brightness varies from 0.06 to 0.75, with a period of five and a half years, which is an irregular variable star. Every year 1 at 8 o'clock in the evening at the end of February, Orion's delta, epsilon and zeta are high in the southern sky, so