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Triangulum is a small constellation in the northern sky named after the triangle shape formed by its three brightest stars, and it has been recognized since ancient times, appearing in Ptolemy's 2nd century catalog of 48 constellations. The constellation's stars were formally catalogued by later astronomers Johann Bayer and John Flamsteed, who assigned Greek letter designations to six of them.
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- Constellation.name
- Triangulum
- Constellation.abbreviation
- Tri
- Constellation.genitive
- Trianguli
- Constellation.pronounce
- ,genitive
- Constellation.symbolism
- The Triangle
- Constellation.RA
- –
- Constellation.dec
- 25.60°–37.35°
- Constellation.family
- Perseus
- Constellation.quadrant
- NQ1
- Constellation.areatotal
- 132
- Constellation.arearank
- 78th
- Constellation.numbermainstars
- 3
- Constellation.numberbfstars
- 14
- Constellation.numberbrightstars
- 0
- Constellation.numbernearbystars
- 0
- Constellation.brighteststarname
- β Tri (Alaybasan)
- Constellation.starmagnitude
- 3.00
- Constellation.neareststarname
- GJ 3147
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- constellation
- Named after
- triangle
- Official name
- Triangulum
- Area
- 132
- Shares border with
- Perseus
- Image
- TriangulumCC.jpg
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- Triangulum
- short name
- Tri
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Triangulum (el triángulo) es una pequeña constelación del norte, cuyas tres estrellas más brillantes, de tercera y cuarta magnitud, forman un triángulo casi isósceles. Es una de las 88 constelaciones modernas y también fue una de las 48 listadas por Ptolomeo.No debe ser confundida con la constelación austral Triangulum Australe.
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