Lesser Dog

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Lesser Dog is the English name for Canis Minor, a small constellation in the northern sky best known for containing the bright star Procyon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf asterism
constellation
belongsToFamily Orion family of constellations NERFINISHED
bordersConstellation Cancer NERFINISHED
Gemini NERFINISHED
Hydra NERFINISHED
Monoceros NERFINISHED
containsStar Gomeisa NERFINISHED
Procyon NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation CMi NERFINISHED
hasArea about 183 square degrees
hasBrightestStar Procyon NERFINISHED
hasCulturalAssociation one of Orion’s hunting dogs
hasDeclinationRange about +0° to +13°
hasEclipticLatitude far from the ecliptic
hasEnglishName Lesser Dog NERFINISHED
hasGenitiveForm Canis Minoris
hasHemisphereVisibility visible from most inhabited regions of Earth
hasLatinName Canis Minor NERFINISHED
hasMeaning the lesser dog NERFINISHED
hasNotableDeepSkyObject NGC 2485 (galaxy) NERFINISHED
NGC 2508 (galaxy) NERFINISHED
hasNotableFeature contains one of the brightest stars in the night sky, Procyon
hasNotableObject Procyon A NERFINISHED
Procyon B NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfMainStars 2
hasNumberOfMessierObjects 0
hasNumberOfStarsWithPlanets at least 1
hasRankByArea 71st of the 88 constellations
hasRightAscensionRange about 7 hours
hasZodiacStatus non-zodiacal constellation
isAssociatedWithFigure Canis Major NERFINISHED
Orion NERFINISHED
isAssociatedWithMythology Greek mythology
isBestSeenAtLatitudeRange 90° to −75°
isCataloguedBy Ptolemy NERFINISHED
isLocatedIn Northern Celestial Hemisphere NERFINISHED
northern sky
isPartOf modern 88 constellations NERFINISHED
isVisibleInMonth February
March

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Canis Minor englishName Lesser Dog