One star in this constellation is the namesake for pre-main sequence stars less massive than Herbig Ae
One star in this constellation is the namesake for pre-main sequence stars less massive than Herbig Ae/Be ["a e b e"] stars. The galactic anticenter lies near this constellation's beta star Alnath, which it shares with Auriga. Its alpha star is one of the nearest red giants, and, like Sirius, can be found by following the line of Orion's belt. This constellation is also home to the 45th and 1st entries in the Messier catalog: respectively an open cluster with six bright members and a nebula surrounding a pulsar. The Hyades can be found in, FTP, this constellation that also hosts the Pleiades, the Crab Pulsar, and Aldebaran.
One star in this constellation is the namesake for pre-main sequence stars less massive than Herbig Ae
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