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What constellation is the first day of the first month?

The first day of the first month is one of the constellations Aquarius, Aquarius and Zodiac 12, with an area of 979.85 square degrees, accounting for 2.375% of the total area, ranking tenth among the 88 constellations in the whole day.

There are 56 stars in Aquarius with brightness greater than 5.5, the brightest star is Xu Suyi (Aquarius β), and the apparent magnitude is 2.90. On August 25th every year, the Aquarius Center falls from the sky. Latitude varies between+65 and-90.

Aquarius is a big but dark constellation, located between Capricorn and Pisces in the zodiac. There are flying horses, ponies, dolphins and eagles in the northeast and Pisces in the southwest.

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Aquarius legend

In Greek mythology, it is said that at the Olympic banquet at that time, a goddess of Hebei poured wine for the gods. Because she was negligent in serving the gods, she was relieved of her job by the gods and then handed over to Hercules.

Although she was driven away, someone still needed to pour the wine, so Zeus took a fancy to the son of sloss, king of Troy, who was rated as the most beautiful boy in the world by the gods.

Zeus asked Ganymedes to pour wine for the gods at the banquet and stayed with him to serve him. But Ganymedes didn't want to, so Zeus turned into an eagle and robbed him, but the stubborn beautiful boy finally managed to escape. Zeus was so angry that he put him in the sky and became an Aquarius.