Description
Overview:
Triangulum Australe (pronouced try ang' yoo lum os trail') is the 83rd largest constellation in the night sky with
an area of 110 square degrees. The name of Triangulum Australe means Southern Triangle.
Location:
Triangulum Australe is located at Right Ascension 16 h and Declination -65°.
It is best seen between latitudes +25° and -90° in the July.
Triangulum Australe is bordered by the following constellations: Apus,
Ara,
Circinus,
Norma.
Stars:
Triangulum Australe contains within its borders about 12 visible stars. The principal star of Triangulum Australe is Atria. The brightest star is ? TrA (39.5 ly).
Triangulum Australe also contains within its boundries the following noteworthy stars: Atria.
Brightness:
Triangulum Australe is the 77th brightest of the 88 constellations with a visual magnitude of 10.91.
