Virgo's starry sky position

The main star of Virgo is 8-50 million light years away from the Earth, and it is the largest zodiac sign. Every spring, shortly after the sun goes down, it appears on the horizon in the east, and Virgo always shines in the night sky in spring and summer. Its area is 1294.43 square degrees, accounting for 3.3 18% of the whole day. Among the 88 constellations in the whole day, it ranks 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 modern autumnal equinox is located near Right Law Enforcement (Virgo β).

But in this constellation, only Cassiopeia is 0.9m, there are four 3m stars, and the rest are stars darker than 4m. Therefore, although Dmitry is the goddess of agriculture, her image in the sky is not too dazzling.

Simplify this somewhat complicated big constellation into a capital letter "Y": take the α-γ star as the handle, and divide it into two branches from γ star, with γ, δ and ε as one branch and γ, η and β as the other.

Fortunately, having a bright star, arcturus, has not dimmed Virgo, the famous zodiac sign in spring.