Where is Pisces in the sky?

Pisces is a constellation that appears in the east overhead between autumn and winter. It is symbolized by the symbols of two connected fish swimming in opposite directions at the same time. The ruler of Pisces is Neptune and the patron saint is Poseidon.

Pisces is one of the zodiac signs, with an area of 889.42 square degrees, accounting for 2. 156% of the total area of the whole day, ranking 14 among the 88 constellations in the whole day. Pisces crosses the sky on September 27th every year. There are 50 stars in Pisces that are brighter than 5.5, the brightest star is Right Geng Er (Pisces η), and the apparent magnitude is 3.62. Now the vernal equinox is near Thunderbolt 5 (Pisces ω). Although Pisces is a big constellation, the stars that make up it are very dark. Pisces is most easily recognized by two small rings of Pisces, especially the small ring of Pisces, which is composed of Pisces β, γ, θ, ι, χ, λ and other stars near the south of Pegasus. Another small ring of Pisces is located in the east of Pegasus, and consists of Pisces stars σ, τ, υ, φ, χ, ψ 1. This constellation has a messier objects: M74, which is located near the second right of the brightest star in Pisces. On the celestial sphere, there are two intersections between the ecliptic and the celestial equator. The intersection formed by the intersection of the ecliptic from the south of the celestial equator from west to east and the north of the celestial equator is called the "vernal equinox" in astronomy, which is of great significance in astronomy. At present, this important "spring equinox" is in Pisces. In the ancient tradition of China, the sky area of Pisces includes the thunderbolt star, the sex star and the rain star, the underground palace in the wall, the outer horizon star and the right Geng star in the building.