Telescopium (The Telescope)
Faint southern constellation of the telescope, beside the Milky Way's centre.
Core Principles & Analysis
Lacaille created it around 1752 for the telescope, one of his 14 instrument constellations.
Its stars are all faint — none is brighter than the fourth magnitude.
It sits at the end of the arc of instrument constellations Lacaille strung along the southern Milky Way.
Specifications & Metrics
BRIGHTEST STAR:
α Telescopii
HEMISPHERE:
Southern
BEST VIEWED:
August
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