The eighty-eight constellations are:

Hydra, Virgo, Ursa Major, Cetus, Hercules, Eridanus, Pegasus, Draco, Centaur

Aquarius, Ophiuchus, Leo, Bo?tes, Pisces, Sagittarius, Cygnus, Taurus, Camelopardalis

Andromeda, Puppis, Auriga, Aquila, Giant Serpent, Perseus, Cassiopeia, Orion, Cepheus

Lynx, Libra, Gemini, Cancer, Vela, Scorpio, Carina, Monoceros, Sculptor

Phoenix, Canis, Aries, Capricorn, Fornax, Coma, Canis Major, Peacock, Crass

Jackal, Sextant, Cuckoo, Indian constellation, Antarctica, Lepus, Lyra, Gigantor, Columba

Vulpecula, Ursa Minor, Telescope, Clock, Pictor, Pisces Australis, Hydra, and Cyrus , Temple of Heaven,

Leo Minor, Compass, Microscope, Cerebrum, Lacerta, Delphinus, Corvus, Canis Minor, Dorado?

North Crown seat, ruler seat, mountain base, flying fish seat, fly seat, triangular seat, scorpion seat, southern crown seat, sculpture seat

Reticulus seat, southern triangular seat, shield seat, compass Sagittarius, Sagittarius, Equus, and the Southern Cross

Extended information:

1. Introduction to the eighty-eight constellations

In ancient times, for the convenience of navigation, When identifying directions and observing celestial phenomena, he used his imagination to connect the stars scattered in the sky. Half of them were named in ancient times. The naming method was based on the myths and shapes of ancient civilizations (including beauty). Myths and epics from Sopotamia, Babylonia, Egypt, and Greece.

The other half (mostly in the night sky of the Southern Hemisphere) was named in recent times, often after navigational instruments. In 1928, in order to unify the complicated division of constellations, the International Astronomical Union divided the sky into eighty-eight constellations with precise boundaries, so that every star in the sky belonged to a specific constellation.

2. Historical Origins

In ancient times, due to different regions, the way of viewing the starry sky was also different! Nowadays, the world has uniformly divided the sky into eighty-eight regions and eighty-eight constellations based on constellation charts.

The "constellation" (SIGN) we generally talk about refers to the "Sun Constellation" (SUNSIGN); that is, centered on people on the earth, they can see the sun moving into orbit at the same time (Greek ZODIAC: That is, the position of a constellation on the circle formed by animals, also known as the "zodiac", is the constellation of that person.

More than 2,000 years ago, the Greek astronomer Hipparchus (190-120 BC) divided the zodiac into twelve sectors in order to mark the position of the sun on the ecliptic. Taking the vernal equinox as 0°, counting from the vernal equinox (i.e. zero degree of the ecliptic), every 30° is a house, and they are named after the main constellations contained in each house at that time, in order Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, and Leo , Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces and other houses are called the zodiac, totaling twelve constellations.

Babies born when the earth rotates to each equal part (constellation) will always have certain similar characteristics when they grow up, including behavioral traits, personality traits, etc. By connecting these associations (rich imagination and creativity), the human nature of these constellations is embodied; adding the color of mythology, they become an important part of culture (mainly Greek and Roman mythology).

This set of numerology has evolved and spread for at least five thousand years, and is represented by these twelve constellations. But these constellations do not mean a certain "star", they can only be regarded as "a representative mark with the same name."

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia—Eighty-Eight Constellations