Hydrus

HYDRUS, EASTERN TUCANA, AND WESTERN RETICULUM Hydrus, the Water Snake (as opposed to the ancient constellation Hydra, the Water Serpent), sprawls across the center of the picture. The bright star to upper right is Achernar in Eridanus.

Hydrus, the water snake: Created in 1603 by Johann Bayer. This constellation is supposed to by the male companion of the constellation of Hydra, the female sea serpent.

Hydrus Abbreviation: Hyi Genitive: Hydri Translation: The Water Snake Peoria Astronomical Society Hydrus Page Interactive star chart (Java applet) ...

* α Hyi "Head of Hydrus" 2.86 Stars with Bayer designations * β Hyi 2.82 - nearby; γ Hyi 3.26; δ Hyi 4.08; ε Hyi 4.12; Ζ Hyi 4.83; θ Hyi 5.51; η1 Hyi 6.77; η2 Hyi 4.68; ι Hyi 5.51; κ Hyi 5.

Hydrus was one of the 12 constellations introduced at the end of the 16th century by the Dutch navigators Pieter Dirkszoon Keyser and Frederick de Houtman and it first appeared on Petrus Plancius' globe of 1598.

Hydrus Abbreviation: Hyi English name: Water Snake Coordinates see Stellar data Particulars: ...

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Hydi International Astronomical Union abbreviations for Hydrus. See constellation Hydra (abbr Hya, Hyda) See constellation. hydrodynamics The study of fluid motion. See aerodynamics. Fluid here refers ambiguously to liquids and gases.

Hydrus (NASA SP-7, 1965) (abbr Hyi, Hydi) See constellation. hydyne (NASA SP-7, 1965) A hydrazine-base liquid rocket fuel. Also called hidyne. hygral properties (NASA Thesaurus) The affinity of something for moisture.

It lies in the southeastern corner (00:25:45.08-77:15:15.28, ICRS 2000.0) of Constellation Hydrus, the Serpent or Water Snake -- southeast of NGC 104 and southwest of Alpha Hydri.

It is part of the constellation family The Heavenly Waterrs, located between Taurus in the north, Cetus to the northwest, Fornax and Phoenix to the southwest, Hydrus to the south and finally Horologium, Caelum, Lepus and Orion to the east.

Corona Borealis | Corvus | Crater | Crux | Cygnus | Delphinus | Dorado | Draco | Equuleus | Eridanus | Fornax | Gemini | Grus | Hercules | Horologium | Hydra | Hydrus ...

Astronomy Constellations - Hydrus - tau1Hyi Identification Data Common Name ...

Eridanus is a very long, winding river that starts at the left foot of Orion in the north, sweeps south of Taurus, west to the edge of Cetus, then doubles back east to Caelum, and eventually ends far to the south, at the border with Hydrus.

to the naked eye: one is in the constellation Andromeda and two others (called the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds after the first European explorer to see them, Ferdinand Magellan) are in the southern sky in the constellations Mensa and Hydrus.

Family (5 constellations, including Orion, Canis Major, Canis Minor, Monoceros, and Lepus), the Heavenly Waters (9 constellations, including Delphinus, Columba, Equuleus, Vela, Puppis, etc.), the Bayer Group (11 constellations, including Hydrus, ...

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