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The 88 constellations

Every constellation the IAU recognises, with what its name means, how big it is, its brightest star and when to look for it.

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The 88 IAU constellations
ConstellationMeaningArea (sq deg)Size rankBrightest starBest seen
Andromedathe Chained Maiden72419AlpheratzNovember
Antliathe Air Pump24162HIP 51172April
Apusthe Bird of Paradise20767HIP 72370July
Aquariusthe Water Bearer97710SadalsuudOctober
Aquilathe Eagle65122AltairAugust
Arathe Altar23763HIP 85258July
Ariesthe Ram44039HamalDecember
Aurigathe Charioteer65721CapellaJanuary
Boötesthe Herdsman90813ArcturusJune
Caelumthe Engraving Tool12581HIP 21770January
Camelopardalisthe Giraffe75718HIP 23522January
Cancerthe Crab50631TarfMarch
Canes Venaticithe Hunting Dogs46638Cor CaroliMay
Canis Majorthe Great Dog38043SiriusFebruary
Canis Minorthe Lesser Dog18371ProcyonFebruary
Capricornusthe Sea Goat41440Deneb AlgediSeptember
Carinathe Keel49434CanopusMarch
Cassiopeiathe Seated Queen59825HIP 4427November
Centaurusthe Centaur1,0599Rigil KentaurusMay
Cepheusthe King58727AlderaminOctober
Cetusthe Sea Monster1,2344DiphdaDecember
Chamaeleonthe Chameleon13179HIP 40702April
Circinusthe Drawing Compass9385HIP 71908June
Columbathe Dove27054PhactJanuary
Coma Berenicesthe Bernice's Hair38942HIP 64394May
Corona Australisthe Southern Crown12880HIP 94160August
Corona Borealisthe Northern Crown17973AlpheccaJuly
Corvusthe Crow18670GienahMay
Craterthe Cup28153HIP 55282April
Cruxthe Southern Cross6988AcruxMay
Cygnusthe Swan80616DenebSeptember
Delphinusthe Dolphin19069RotanevSeptember
Doradothe Swordfish17972HIP 21281January
Dracothe Dragon1,0838EltaninJuly
Equuleusthe Little Horse7187KitalphaSeptember
Eridanusthe River1,1386AchernarJanuary
Fornaxthe Furnace39841DalimDecember
Geminithe Twins51430PolluxFebruary
Grusthe Crane36745AlnairOctober
Herculesthe Hercules1,2255KornephorosJuly
Horologiumthe Clock25058HIP 19747December
Hydrathe Female Water Snake1,2991AlphardApril
Hydrusthe Male Water Snake24361HIP 2021December
Industhe Indian29449HIP 101772October
Lacertathe Lizard20068HIP 111169October
Leothe Lion94412RegulusApril
Leo Minorthe Lesser Lion23264PraecipuaApril
Lepusthe Hare29051ArnebJanuary
Librathe Scales53829ZubeneschamaliJune
Lupusthe Wolf33346HIP 71860June
Lynxthe Lynx54628HIP 45860March
Lyrathe Lyre28652VegaAugust
Mensathe Table Mountain15475HIP 29271January
Microscopiumthe Microscope21066HIP 103738September
Monocerosthe Unicorn48235HIP 30867February
Muscathe Fly13877HIP 61585May
Normathe Carpenter's Square16574HIP 80000July
Octansthe Octant29150HIP 107089September
Ophiuchusthe Serpent Bearer94911RasalhagueJuly
Orionthe Hunter59426RigelJanuary
Pavothe Peacock37844PeacockAugust
Pegasusthe Winged Horse1,1187EnifOctober
Perseusthe Hero61524MirfakDecember
Phoenixthe Phoenix46937AnkaaNovember
Pictorthe Painter's Easel24759HIP 32607January
Piscesthe Fishes89114AlphergNovember
Piscis Austrinusthe Southern Fish24660FomalhautOctober
Puppisthe Stern67420NaosFebruary
Pyxisthe Mariner Compass22165HIP 42828March
Reticulumthe Reticle11482HIP 19780January
Sagittathe Arrow8086HIP 98337September
Sagittariusthe Archer86815Kaus AustralisAugust
Scorpiusthe Scorpion49833AntaresJuly
Sculptorthe Sculptor47536HIP 4577November
Scutumthe Shield10984HIP 91117August
Serpensthe Serpent63723UnukalhaiJuly
Sextansthe Sextant31347HIP 49641April
Taurusthe Bull79817AldebaranJanuary
Telescopiumthe Telescope25257HIP 90422August
Triangulumthe Triangle13178HIP 10064December
Triangulum Australethe Southern Triangle11083AtriaJuly
Tucanathe Toucan29548HIP 110130November
Ursa Majorthe Great Bear1,2793AliothApril
Ursa Minorthe Little Bear25656PolarisJune
Velathe Sails50032HIP 39953March
Virgothe Maiden1,2962SpicaMay
Volansthe Flying Fish14176HIP 41312February
Vulpeculathe Fox26955AnserSeptember

About these numbers

The IAU's boundaries divide the whole sky, so every point of it belongs to exactly one constellation. Here the areas add up to the whole sphere, 41,253 square degrees. The best month is when a constellation's middle is highest at 9 pm. Brightest stars come from a catalogue of the 5,044 stars down to magnitude 6.

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