SB19xA'TIN

RA 15h49m22.04 -25°18'25.8'' dec 11.61 mag

SB19XA'TIN

RA 15h49m22.04 -25°18'25.8'' dec 11.61 mag

Like stars that brighten up the night sky, humans can brighten up the lives of other people. No matter when or where, SB19xA'TIN is now a star that shines from the universe until eternity. Welcome to this very special star page, registered for Josh, Sejun, Stell, Ken and Justin. Feel free to post a message in the guestbook. -SB19 Trendsetters Team

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Constellation

Scorpius

Star date

2020-10-26

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Constellation Scorpius (The Scorpion)

Scorpius or The Scorpion is one of the 88 constellations modern astronomers have divided the sky into. It's part of the Zodiac constellation family. Scorpius is best seen in July (from latitudes +40° to -90°)

Unlike many constellations, Scorpius very much resembles its namesake animal from its wide pincer armed head to a torso represented by bright Antares, and a twisted tail that ends with the bright star Shaula. In mythology, Scorpius represents the scorpion that was sent to kill Orion the Hunter as punishment for his boastfulness and disrespect for the goddess Artemis, after he bragged he would hunt and kill every wild animal on Earth. People born under the sign Scorpio are said to be dynamic, resourceful, passionate, and observant.