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PISCIS AUSTRALIS

 

(Abbreviation: PsA).

 

Also known as Piscis Austrinus.  No specific mythological legends have been associated with it.  It contains Fomalhaut, which is, incidentally, the most southerly of the first-magnitude stars to be visible from England (mag. 1.16), but there are no other stars above the fourth magnitude.

 

BRIGHTEST STARS

 

STAR

R.A.

DEC

MAG.

ABS.MAG.

SPEC

DIST.PC

H

M

S

o

9    i

21

44

56.7

-33

01

33

4.34

0.6

AO

42

14  m

22

08

22.8

-32

59

19

4.50

1.4

A2

42

17  b

22

31

30.1

-32

20

46

4.29

0.6

AO

53

18  Î

22

40

39.2

-27

02

37

4.17

-0.2

B8

75

22  g

22

52

31.4

-32

52

32

4.46

0.6

AO

59

23  d

22

55

56.8

-32

32

23

4.21

0.3

gG4

49

24  a

22

57

38.9

-29

37

20

1.16

2.0

A3

6.7  FOMALHAUT

 

 

DOUBLES

 

STAR

R.A.

DEC

MAGS.

P.A.

DIST.”

H

M

S

o

17  b

22

31

30.1

-32

20

46

4.4,7.9

172

OPTICAL

22  g

22

52

31.4

-32

52

32

4.5,8.1

264

SLOW BINARY

12  h

22

00

50.1

-28

27

13

5.6,6.8

119

LITTLE CHANGE

 

VARIABLES

 

STAR

R.A.

DEC

RANGE

PERIOD.D

SPEC

TYPE

H

M

o

S

22

00.9

-28

18

8.3---13.0

272

M

MIRA

V

22

52.6

-29

53

8.0---9.0

148

M5

SEMI-REGULAR

 

NEBULA

 

STAR

R.A.

DEC

TYPE

NOTES

H

M

o

NGC  7314

22

33.0

-26

18

GALAXY

MAG.12 TYPE Sc

 

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