Introduction to virgo

Virgo (Latin: Virgo, astronomical symbol:? ) is the largest constellation of the zodiac, with an area of 1294.43 square degrees, accounting for 3.3 18% of the whole day. Among the 88 constellations in the whole day, the area ranks second, second only to Ophiuchus. There are 58 stars in Virgo that are brighter than 5.5, and the brightest star is Arcturus (Virgo α) with an apparent magnitude of 0.98. Every April 1 1 day, the virgo center passes above the transit. The current autumnal equinox is located near Right Law Enforcement (Virgo β). Virgo is called Virgo in Japan. Latin "Virgo", Chinese "Virgo" and Japanese "Virgo" all mean virgo, so there are also unofficial names for virgo.