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constellations (equuleus, pegasus, aquila, and gallina/cygnus)
miniatures from the astronomical-astrological codex for king wenceslaus iv. of bohemia, prague, shortly after 1400
source: Munich, BSB, Clm 826, fol. 41v, 41r, and 38r
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The constellation of Equuleus, the Pony // E. Slawik/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Zamani
Click below for some info about this tiny constellation and an annotated image!
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Equuleus
Equuleus is a small southern constellation located between the constellations of Aquila, Pegasus and Aquarius.
The brightest star is Kitalpha, a latinised version of the original Arabic name of قطعة الفرس (Qit'a AlFaras or a piece of the horse).
The system is a spectroscopic binary system, in other words, a binary system too close together to visually separate, but that show themselves in the spectrum of light, in this instance one star is a G7III (aging star heading towards the red giant phase) and the other an odd A type star, both greater mass than our own Sun.
While there are not a lot of easily visible deep space objects, there are a good number of galaxies. The brightest of which is NGC 7015, a beautiful spiral galaxy 203 Million light years from us, but a closer inspection of the image shows many galaxies much further out, as is of course the case, in pretty much every direction you look into space.
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Equuleus constellation, from Uranometria (1603) by Johann Bayer
