Visualize in real time the position of the Lepus constellation in the sky.
General presentation
The Lepus constellation is a constellation visible mainly in winter in the northern hemisphere. Located just below Orion, it is easily spotted thanks to its proximity to this very bright constellation.
Shape of the Lepus constellation
The Lepus constellation is shaped like a common hare under Orion's feet. Its stars draw a compact silhouette where one can distinguish the body, ears and legs of the animal.
Stars of the Lepus constellation
Star
Magnitude
Distance
Equatorial position J2000
Current Equatorial Position
Current Horizontal Position at Marseille
Link
Arneb
2.58
2200 light years
Right ascension : 5ʰ32ᵐ43.816ˢ Declination : -17°49'43.816″
Right ascension : 5ʰ33ᵐ53.2283207529ˢ Declination : -17°48′5.7363247455″