Visualize in real time the position of the Corvus constellation in the sky.
General presentation
Corvus is a small constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere, visible mainly in spring in the northern hemisphere. Located near Virgo and Hydra, it is easily identifiable despite its small size thanks to its relatively bright stars.
Shape of the Corvus constellation
The constellation of Corvus has a compact shape resembling a slightly deformed quadrilateral. This figure is often interpreted as the body of a crow, while some nearby stars suggest its wings and beak.
Stars of the Corvus constellation
Star
Magnitude
Distance
Equatorial position J2000
Current Equatorial Position
Current Horizontal Position at Marseille
Link
Alpha Corvi
4.02
48.7 light years
Right ascension : 12ʰ8ᵐ24.817ˢ Declination : -24°43'24.817″
Right ascension : 12ʰ9ᵐ46.8714431356ˢ Declination : -24°52′41.685969284″