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Also known as Leonis, Leo (constellation)
constelação do zodíaco
Leo is a constellation in the zodiac that crosses through the celestial equator as Earth orbits the sun. It matters because it's one of the traditional twelve zodiac constellations that have been used for thousands of years to mark seasons and navigate the night sky.
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- Named after
- lion
- Official name
- Leo
- Area
- 947
- Shares border with
- Ursa Major
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- LeoCC.jpg
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Article · Português
Leo, o Leão, é uma constelação do zodíaco. O genitivo, usado para formar nomes de estrelas, é Leonis. As constelações vizinhas, segundo as delineações contemporâneas, são a Ursa Maior, o Leão Menor, o Caranguejo, a Hidra, o Sextante, a Taça, a Virgem e a Cabeleira de Berenice. A estrela Wolf 359, uma das mais próximas do Sistema Solar, é uma das estrelas do Leão.
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