CONSTELLATION OF TRIANGULUM |
Name: Triangulum
Abbreviation: Tri
Meaning: Triangle
Right Ascension: 2h
Declination: +30º
Area (Degrees squared): 132
Stars with known planets: 0
Bordering Constellations: Andromeda, Pisces, Aries,
Perseus
Visible at latitudes between +90º and -60º and best at mid-evening during December. In the northern hemisphere, the constellation of Triangulum
is considered an autumn constellation and is visible from August to March depending on the time of night.
A small constellation in the northern hemisphere, Triangulum was one of 48 constellations listed by the 1st century astronomer Ptolemy and remains
one of the 88 modern constellations.
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| Observations |
Deep Sky Objects:
M33 - Spiral Galaxy, magnitude 5.70, known as the Triangulum Galaxy
NGC 672 - Barred, Spiral Galaxy, magnitude 10.80
NGC 784 - Galaxy, magnitude 11.80
NGC 925 - Spiral Galaxy, magnitude 10.00
Numbered Stars with Magnitudes:
1. +3.00
2. +5.25
3. +3.40 - Mothallah
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