Who is Andromeda in the zodiac?

Andromeda is Andromeda in Greek mythology.

Andromeda is the daughter of Cassiopeia, the fairy queen in Greek mythology. The fairy's head is Cedius, a corner of the Pegasus quadrangle. Andromeda is one of the 88 constellations in the whole day, located below Ursa Major and near Pegasus.

Andromeda has a main galaxy, M3 1 (Andromeda galaxy), 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.

Constellation characteristics

Andromeda has a main galaxy, M3 1 (Andromeda), which is one of the largest members of this galaxy group. Andromeda is characterized by two curves starting from Alpha, and you can easily find it from the connection between Cassiopeia and Polaris.

Undoubtedly, the most famous galaxy in Andromeda is M3 1, which is an extragalactic galaxy and a galaxy as huge as the Milky Way. M3 1 is about 2 million light years away, and it is the farthest celestial body visible to the naked eye.

M3 1 was once considered as a nebula, and the identity of its galaxy was not confirmed by Edwin Hubble until 1924. If we observe with simple binoculars, we can find that M3 1 is surrounded by two companion galaxies: M32 in the south and M 1 10 in the north.