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Former constellations

Former constellations are old historical Western constellations that for various reasons are no longer widely recognised or are not officially recognised by the International Astronomical Union (IAU). Prior to 1930, many of these defunct constellations were traditional in one or more countries or cultures. Some only lasted decades but others were…

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Former constellations

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Avg. degree1.97
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Former constellations

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related to Remnant nomenclature · 42
Former constellations → Aerostaticus, Andromedae, Anser, Antinous, Aquilae, BE Camelopardalis, Boötis, Cassiopeiae, Cerberus, Custos, Custos Messium, Eridani, Felis, Globus Aerostaticus, HD, Herculis, Honores, Honores Friderici, Hydrae, IAU Working Group

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constellations former constellation named names star new iau many countries often historical astronomical antinous recognised international 1930 defunct traditional others

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Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureStarting0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureIAU Working Group0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureStar Names0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureEridani0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureSceptrum0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureSceptrum Brandenburgicum0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureVulpeculae0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureAnser0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureVulpecula0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureHD0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureFelis0.60section
Former constellationsrelated to Remnant nomenclatureAquilae0.60section

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