Does Capricorn belong to the 88 constellation? Introduction to Capricorn.

Shepherd is one of the 88 constellations in the whole day. It is located in the northeast of Virgo in the North Sky, with a width of about 30 degrees and a depth of about 50 degrees. Its prominent arcturus is the fourth bright star in the sky. You can't see the complete Capricorn in most parts of the southern hemisphere except the tropics. Capricorn is an eye-catching constellation in the northern hemisphere sky in spring and early autumn, and it reaches the fixed point around midnight on May 1 Sunday. According to the observation characteristics introduced by the constellation in late spring and early summer, you can find the Big Dipper first, and then unfold the bucket handle Samsung of the Big Dipper along the arc direction, and you can see a very bright star, which is the main star of the Mu Fu constellation ── arcturus (Alpha Star of Capricorn), which is the brightest vertex of the spring triangle in the spring night sky. Appearance characteristics: Capricorn is composed of several stars with medium brightness, like a big kite. The brightest arcturus in this constellation (apparent magnitude is -0.04m) is like a bright lamp hanging under a kite. Arcturus is one of the three brightest stars in the northern sky (the other two are Vega and Capella), and people praise it as the most beautiful of all the stars. The ancient Greeks imagined the map of the patriarch as a fierce hunter, with a spear in his right hand and a high left hand, eager to catch the big bear in front of him. Every day in late spring and early summer, the patriarch is above our heads, which is the time when young hunters are full of ambition and the most proud.