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The 88 Constellations - Page 2

Over half of the 88 constellations the IAU recognizes today are attributed to ancient Greek, which consolidated the earlier works by the ancient Babylonian, Egyptian and Assyrian. Forty eight of the constellations we know were recorded in the seventh and eighth books of Claudius Ptolemy's Almagest, although the exact origin of these constellations still remains uncertain. Ptolemy's descriptions are probably strongly influenced by the work of Eudoxus of Knidos in around 350 BC. Between the 16th and 17th century AD, European astronomers and celestial cartographers added new constellations to the 48 previously described by Ptolemy; these new constellations were mainly "new discoveries" made by the Europeans who first explored the southern hemisphere.
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Clock
Clock
41
Hydra
Hydra
42
Hydrus - Midnight in Space
Hydrus - Midnight in Space
43
Indus
Indus
44
Lizard
Lizard
45
Leo
Leo
46
Lion
Lion
47
Hare
Hare
48
Libra
Libra
49
Lupus (Roman Mysteries)
Lupus (Roman Mysteries)
50
Lynx
Lynx
51
Lyra
Lyra
52
Table Mountain
Table Mountain
53
Microscope
Microscope
54
Unicorn
Unicorn
55
Fly
Fly
56
Norma
Norma
57
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Basic Channel - Quadrant Dub
58
Ophiucus
Ophiucus
59
Orion
Orion
60
Peacock
Peacock
61
Pegasus
Pegasus
62
Perseus
Perseus
63
Phoenix
Phoenix
64
Easel
Easel
65
Pieces
Pieces
66
Fish
Fish
67
Stern
Stern
68
Pyxis
Pyxis
69
Reticule
Reticule
70
Sagittarius
Sagittarius
71
Arrow
Arrow
72
Sculptor
Sculptor
73
Shield
Shield
74
Serpent
Serpent
75
Sextant
Sextant
76
Taurus
Taurus
77
Telescope
Telescope
78
Triangle
Triangle
79
Southern
Southern
80
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