Phoenix

Phoenix

Phoenix
Fixed star of Phoenix
Genitive form	Phoenicis
Abbreviation	Phe
Pronunciation	[ˈfiːnɪks], a genitive: /fɨˈnaɪsɨs/
Symbol	the Phoenix
An outline position: Right ascension	0
An outline position: Declination	−50
Area	469 square degree (the 37th place)
The number of the main fixed stars	4
Beyer mark/ Fulham Steed number The を number of the lasting fixed stars	25
The number of the fixed stars where a system superior planet is confirmed	4
The number of such as 3.0 the brighter fixed stars	1
The number of the fixed stars which there is within 10 parsecs	2
最輝星	αPhe（2.37等）
The nearest star	νPhe; (49.1 light-year)
The number of the heavenly bodies listed in the Messier Catalogue	0
Meteor shower	Phoenix meteor shower
Adjacent constellation	Sculptor Grus Eridanus Hydrus (I receive it at a corner) Tucana Fornax

Phoenix (Phoenix, Phoenix) is one of the constellations of the nandin. I cannot see at all even a part of the constellation at the latitude that is higher than approximately 50 degrees N. I am seen at the high low position in Japan. In the Southern Hemisphere, I see it very well from Australia or South Africa in summer.

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Main heavenly bodies

Fixed star

I refer to "the list of fixed stars of Phoenix"

• Alpha star： A second prize star only at the fixed star where an anchor (Ankaa) is the most spirited in Phoenix [¹].
• One of the stars which are the oldest HE0107-5240

Other

• The middle mass black hole which was discovered for the first time HLX-1.

Meteor shower

There is small Phoenix meteor shower on December 5.

An origin and history

I refer to "the pe Teru Kay cell"

The thing which I left for the terrestrial globe that ペトルス プランシウス made the observation record that pe Teru Kay cell and Frederick デ ハウトマン left for the cause in 1597 is a beginning. I came to be known in the life by having quoted it in ウラノメトリア which Johan Beyer published in 1603 [²].

Phoenix of the Japanese name is taken from a Chinese phoenix, but is originally the constellation which made a phoenix (phoenix) a motif [²]. Because it is a new constellation, there is not the myth.

Source

1. ^ "SIMBAD Astronomical Database". Results for * alf Phe. January 22, 2013 reading.
2. ^ ^{a b} Ridpath, Ian. "Star Tales - Phoenix". Star Tales. May 11, 2013 reading.

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