Triangulum Australe (The Southern Triangle)
Bright small southern triangle near the Milky Way's southern reaches.
Core Principles & Analysis
Keyser and de Houtman charted it in the 1590s as the southern counterpart of the ancient Triangle.
Its three stars are all of the second magnitude — a rarity for so small a constellation.
Atria, its brightest star, is an orange giant shining at the triangle's southern apex.
Specifications & Metrics
BRIGHTEST STAR:
Atria (α TrA)
HEMISPHERE:
Southern
BEST VIEWED:
June
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