Celestial Globe

Celestial Globe Model No. SJ-32-C Celestial globe for beginner, amateur, and experienced astronomer Features All 88 constellations adopted officially by The International Astronomical Union, astronomy's governing body. The delimitation of precise boundaries of 88 constellations universally recognized. All constellation's names both in Latin scientific name and English. Individual stars over 900 or more ranging from 1 st to 4th magnitude scale selected, and identified by designations, the system of naming star; Bayer Letters, Flamsteed Numbers, and Messier Number. Important objects of the night sky including major double star, variable star, star cluster, nebula, nova, galaxy, and milky way. Sun's position of each month around the Ecliptic. Shifting of the Celestial North or South Pole respectively based on 2000 Equinox. The fanciful figured depicted with more or less suggestive of the shapes of objects or creatures for which they are named since old times. 4 color's constellations-groupings for quick reference. The shapes of constellations mainly visible to observers in Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter respectively differentiated in color.