1. We here need to return and complete the
discussion of the Virgo
constellation with its stars in the 15th hour, this has not been
done before.
Beyond Heze (ζ)
in the 14th hour there are evidently 8 stars worthy of attention in the 15th
hour:
Spica |
13h 25m 11.60s |
13h 25.193m |
203.7 |
τ |
14h 01m 38.78s |
14h 01.646m |
212.9 |
κ |
14h 12m 53.74s |
14h 12.896m |
215.8 |
ι |
14h 16m 00.88s |
14h 16.015m |
216.6 |
λ |
14h 19m 06.60s |
14h 19.110m |
217.4 |
υ |
14h 19m 32.55s |
14h 19.543m |
217.5 |
φ |
14h 28m 12.22s |
14h 28.204m |
219.7 |
μ |
14h 43m 03.56s |
14h 43.059m |
223.5 |
109 |
14h 46m 14.99s |
14h 46.250m |
224.3 |
|
τ Virginis |
4.23 |
01° 33′ N |
13h 59m |
212.9 |
Agena |
β Centauri |
0.61 |
60° 08′ S |
14h 00m |
213.1 |
Thuban |
α Draconis |
3.67 |
64° 37′ N |
14h 03m |
213.8 |
|
χ Centauri |
4.36 |
41° 11′ S |
14h 04m |
214.0 |
Menkent |
θ Centauri |
2.06 |
36° 22′ S |
14h 04m |
214.1 |
Asellus Tertius |
κ Bootis |
4.53 |
51° 47′ N |
14h 11m |
215.8 |
|
κ Virginis |
4.18 |
10° 16′ S |
Arcturus |
α Bootis |
-0.05 |
19° 27′ N |
14h 13m |
216.4 |
Asellus Secundus |
ι Bootis |
4.75 |
51° 22′ N |
14h 13m |
216.5 |
Syrma |
ι Virginis |
4.07 |
06° 00′ S |
14h 14m |
216.6 |
|
λ Bootis |
4.18 |
46° 05′ N |
|
ι Lupi |
3.55 |
46° 03′ S |
14h 17m |
217.3 |
Khambalia |
λ Virginis |
4.52 |
13° 22′ S |
14h 17m |
217.4 |
|
υ Virginis |
5.14 |
02° 16′ S |
14h 17m |
217.5 |
|
ψ Centauri |
4.05 |
37° 53′ S |
14h 18m |
217.6 |
Asellus Primus |
θ Bootis |
4.04 |
51° 51′ N |
14h 23m |
218.8 |
|
τ¹ Lupi |
4.56 |
45° 13′ S |
14h 24m |
219.1 |
|
τ² Lupi |
4.33 |
45° 23′ S |
|
φ Virginis |
4.81 |
02° 14′ S |
14h 26m |
219.7 |
|
σ Lupi |
4.44 |
50° 27′ S |
14h 28m |
220.1 |
|
ρ Bootis |
3.57 |
30° 22′ N |
14h 29m |
220.5 |
Haris |
γ Bootis |
3.04 |
38° 32′ N |
14h 30m |
220.7 |
|
σ Bootis |
4.47 |
29° 45′ N |
14h 32m |
221.2 |
|
η Centauri |
2.33 |
42° 09′ S |
14h 33m |
221.4 |
|
ρ Lupi |
4.05 |
49° 26′ S |
14h 35m |
222.0 |
Toliman |
α Centauri |
−0.01 |
60° 38′ S |
14h 36m |
222.2 |
|
π Bootis |
4.49 |
16° 25′ N |
14h 38m |
222.8 |
|
ζ Bootis |
4.43 |
13° 44′ N |
14h 39m |
222.9 |
Yang Mun |
α Lupi |
2.30 |
47° 23′ S |
14h 40m |
223.1 |
Rijl al Awwa |
μ Virginis |
3.87 |
05° 39′ S |
14h 41m |
223.5 |
|
ο Bootis |
4.60 |
16° 58′ N |
14h 43m |
223.9 |
Izar |
ε Bootis |
2.70 |
27° 17′ N |
14h 43m |
224.0 |
|
109 Virginis |
3.73 |
01° 54′ N |
14h 44m |
224.3 |
Zuben Elgenubi |
α Librae |
2.75 |
15° 50′ S |
14h 48m |
225.2 |
|
ξ Bootis |
4.54 |
19° 06′ N |
14h 49m |
225.5 |
|
ο Lupi |
4.32 |
43° 35′ S |
Kochab |
β Ursae Minoris |
2.07 |
74° 22′ N |
14h 51m |
226.0 |
Ke Kwan |
β Lupi |
2.68 |
43° 08′ S |
14h 56m |
227.3 |
Ke Kwan |
κ Centauri |
3.13 |
42° 06′ S |
14h 57m |
227.4 |
Zuben Elakribi |
δ Librae |
4.91 |
08° 19′ S |
14h 58m |
227.8 |
At the time
of my astronomy book
τ Virginis was not at the beginning of
the 15th hour but at the end of the 14th hour.
109 Virginis
is the rather bright star (3.73) with no special name at the end of the
right foot of Virgo, the last one in the outline of the constellation.