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Lepus is a constellation located in the southern sky that ancient astronomers named after the hare in Greek mythology. While it's not one of the brightest or most well-known constellations, it remains a recognized pattern of stars that observers in the southern hemisphere can use to navigate the night sky.
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- Official name
- Lepus
- Area
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- Shares border with
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Der Hase (lateinisch Lepus) ist ein Sternbild in der Nähe des Himmelsäquators.
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