Indus

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Indus is a faint southern constellation representing an Indian figure, located in the southern sky between constellations such as Grus and Pavo.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constellation
southern constellation
areaInSquareDegrees 294
areaRankAmongConstellations 49
bestSeenIn spring in Southern Hemisphere
borderedBy Grus NERFINISHED
Microscopium NERFINISHED
Octans NERFINISHED
Pavo NERFINISHED
Telescopium NERFINISHED
Tucana NERFINISHED
containsDeepSkyObject IC 5152 NERFINISHED
NGC 7049 NERFINISHED
NGC 7293 field region (nearby sky area) NERFINISHED
containsExoplanetHostStar HD 196050 NERFINISHED
HD 216437 NERFINISHED
HD 216770 NERFINISHED
containsStar Alpha Indi NERFINISHED
Beta Indi NERFINISHED
Delta Indi NERFINISHED
Epsilon Indi NERFINISHED
Eta Indi NERFINISHED
HD 201091 NERFINISHED
HD 202628 NERFINISHED
Iota Indi NERFINISHED
Kappa Indi NERFINISHED
Mu Indi NERFINISHED
Nu Indi NERFINISHED
Pi Indi NERFINISHED
Psi Indi NERFINISHED
Rho Indi NERFINISHED
T Indi NERFINISHED
Theta Indi NERFINISHED
Zeta Indi NERFINISHED
declinationRange approximately −45° to −75°
firstPublicationYear 1603
firstPublishedBy Johann Bayer NERFINISHED
firstPublishedIn Uranometria NERFINISHED
hasGenitiveForm Indi NERFINISHED
hasIAUAbbreviation Ind
hasQuadrant SQ4
hemisphereVisibility Southern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
introducedBy Petrus Plancius NERFINISHED
introducedInCentury 16th century
isOneOf 88 modern constellations
locatedIn southern celestial hemisphere
nameMeaning the Indian
representedAs an Indian figure
rightAscensionRange approximately 20h to 23h
visibleAtLatitudesBetween about 15°N and 90°S

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

constellation Tucana borderingConstellation Indus
subject surface form: Tucana