Can Constellation 88 be observed with an astronomical telescope now?

Constellation 88 can be seen with naked eyes, and its area is relatively large. In order to identify the starry sky, the starry sky is divided into regions according to the arrangement image of the stars on the celestial sphere. Some dark and small constellations can be seen with binoculars. Astronomical telescopes are generally not suitable for looking at constellations, and the field of view is too small, which is more suitable for observing a single star.

I perfected it, yes, these are the bright stars and constellations that can be seen now, which are more obvious.

Jupiter's maximum brightness is -2.9, giving off white light. Located in Pisces, located in the west, recently visible, obviously. Even in cities with heavy light pollution, you can still see the brightest stars in the sky at this time.

Western sky: Pegasus, Andromeda, Pisces and Cassiopeia are in the north of Perseus.

Northern sky: Cassiopeia, the north star of Ursa minor.

The Eastern Sky: The Big Dipper in Ursa Major

Zenith: Sirius.

Pistachio nuts in Taurus

Capella in auriga

Betelgeuse and Orion Betelgeuse.

Gemini's North River II and North River III

South Hessan in Canis minor.

These zenith stars are the most distinctive stars and constellations in winter.

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