Sextant
It takes its name from the nautical instrument, and is a small constellation in the southern sky, south of the Lion, introduced by J. Hevel in 1680.
It is composed of stars of low brightness, the brightest being of magnitude 4,6.
It takes its name from the nautical instrument, and is a small constellation in the southern sky, south of the Lion, introduced by J. Hevel in 1680.
It is composed of stars of low brightness, the brightest being of magnitude 4,6.
