Is there Andromeda in 12 constellation?

Andromeda is one of the 88 constellations in the whole day, located below Ursa Major and near Pegasus. Andromeda is Andromeda in Greek mythology, and the head of the fairy is Sedius, which is a corner of the trapezium of Pegasus. Andromeda has a main galaxy, M3 1 Andromeda, which is one of the largest members of the galaxy cluster. Andromeda is characterized by two curves starting from Alpha, and you can easily find it from the connection between Cassiopeia and Polaris.

The starry sky in autumn is not as bright as that in spring and summer. A group of royal constellations is the biggest feature of the autumn sky. The protagonists of these royal constellations are the kings, queens and princesses of ancient Ethiopia, as well as the warrior who rescued the princess from the monsters in the sea, namely Yingxian.

Andromeda coordinates

Andromeda, because of its northern declination, can only be seen in the area north of the 40-degree south latitude line, and the area south of 40-degree south latitude will be below the horizon. Andromeda is one of the largest constellations in the celestial sphere, with an area of 722 square degrees, which is 1400 times of the full moon, 55% of the largest Ophiuchus and more than ten times of the smallest Southern Cross.

Among many royal constellations such as Cepheus, Cassiopeia, Andromeda and Perseus, Andromeda is the most attractive constellation because of its M3 1. The Andromeda Nebula is located in the center of Andromeda, and it can be seen in a vast area north of 48 south latitude.