Sagitta

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Sagitta is a small, faint northern constellation whose name means "the arrow" in Latin.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Gamma Sagittae 0
M71 0

Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf constellation
abbreviation Sge NERFINISHED
apparentMagnitude about 3.47
about 8.2
areaSquareDegrees about 80 square degrees
bestVisibleInMonth August NERFINISHED
borderingConstellation Aquila NERFINISHED
Delphinus NERFINISHED
Hercules NERFINISHED
Vulpecula NERFINISHED
brightestStar Gamma Sagittae NERFINISHED
celestialHemisphere Northern celestial hemisphere
constellation Sagitta NERFINISHED
containsDeepSkyObject M71 NERFINISHED
containsMessierObject no
declinationEpoch J2000
declinationRange approximately +16° to +21°
family Hercules family of constellations NERFINISHED
genitiveForm Sagittae
hasIAUBoundariesDefinedBy Eugène Delporte NERFINISHED
hasStar Alpha Sagittae NERFINISHED
Beta Sagittae NERFINISHED
Delta Sagittae NERFINISHED
IAUApprovalYear 1922
IAUConstellation yes
introducedBy Ptolemy NERFINISHED
isCircumpolar no
isOneOfPtolemaicConstellations yes
isSmallestConstellationRank third smallest constellation
isZodiacConstellation no
liesNear Milky Way NERFINISHED
nameLanguage Latin NERFINISHED
nameMeaning the arrow
numberOfMainStars about 4
numberOfStarsBrighterThan3_0 0
quadrant NQ4
rightAscensionEpoch J2000
rightAscensionRange approximately 18h 57m to 20h 20m
spectralType M0III
symbolism arrow
visibleBetweenLatitudes +90° to −70°

Referenced by (3)

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