I live in Tianjin, at 0 o'clock every day, 60 degrees due east, and there is a bright star. Personally, the apparent amplitude should be negative. What star is it? There are a group of dark stars ther

I live in Tianjin, at 0 o'clock every day, 60 degrees due east, and there is a bright star. Personally, the apparent amplitude should be negative. What star is it? There are a group of dark stars there. What are their constellations? ... Answer your questions in combination with the time you ask questions and the information you give:

1 It is preliminarily judged that it is Nanhesan in Little Dog.

That group of dark stars should be Gemini, and Orion is on the right of Gemini. You can see three bright stars in Orion, like a hunter's belt.

3 no inference

The constellations directly above you should be Taurus, Perseus and Auriga, while Pegasus and Pisces will be easier to see from the west, but they may not be visible in Tianjin.

I haven't figured out which star it is, but you can't see the star at this time.

Yes, before 10:00 in the evening, you will see the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl crossing the river at the same time, but now you seldom see the Milky Way.