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ihslThis document provides information about the constellations Scorpius and Pisces. It describes that Scorpius was discovered by Ptolemy in 150AD, is symbolized by ♏, located between Libra and Sagittarius, and contains 18 stars, including the bright star Antares. Pisces was also discovered by Ptolemy, is symbolized by ♓, located near Pegasi, contains 50 stars, and represents good and evil. Diagrams and tables list important stars that comprise each constellation.
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Scorpius - Janice
- 2. SCORPIUS
- 3. DESCRIPTION It’s a constellation of Zodiac DISCOVERY Ptolemy in 150AD Facts • Symbols ♏ • Between Libra and Sagittarius • Large Constellation located in the Southern hemisphere • It’s the 33rd of 88th • Scorpios is a symbols of death • Made by 18 stars.
- 4. DIAGRAMS
- 5. STAR THAT MAKES SCORPIUS Obje ct Name Type V Mag 1 M6 Open Star Cluster * 2 M7 Open Star Cluster * 3 M80 Globular Star Cluster * 4 M4 Globular Star Cluster * 5 Antares "Rival of Mars" 0.96 6 Graffias "Crab" 2.62 7 Dschubba "Forehead" 2.32 8 Sargas * 1.89 9 Shaula "Raised Tail" 1.63 10 Jabbah "Forehead" 4.01 11 Alniyat "Shield of the Heart" 2.89 12 Lesath "Stinger" 2.69
- 6. PISCES
- 7. DESCRIPTION It’s a constellation of Zodiac DISCOVERY Ptolemy in 150AD Facts• Symbols ♓ • Near Pegasi • One of the fish face north and the other one is south • It’s the 14rd of 88th • Pisces is a symbols of good and evil • Made by 50 star
- 8. DIAGRAMS
- 9. STAR THAT MAKES PISCES