Caelum
Caelum is a faint constellation in the southern sky, introduced in the eighteenth century by Nicolas Louis de Lacaille. Its name means "the chisel" in Latin, and it was formerly known as Cæla Sculptoris, "the sculptor's chisel". It is the eighth smallest constellation, with an area just less than that of Corona Australis.
Notable features
See also: List of stars in Caelum Caelum is a faint constellation, having no star brighter than fourth magnitude. Its brightest star, and the one closest to earth at 65.7 light years, is the magnitude 4.45 α Caeli.
A small telescope splits γ Caeli into a magnitude 4.5 red giant and a magnitude 6.34 white giant. Larger telescopes are needed to see several NGC objects, all galaxies, but none brighter than magnitude 11.5 or larger than 3 arcseconds.
Translation
The word "Caelum" occurs as such in the following languages: English, Corsican, Spanish, Galician, Indonesian, Portuguese.
Translation(s) in other languages: Arabic: آلة النقاش, Bengali: সে-লাম মণ্ডল, Belarusian: Сузор'е Разец, Bulgarian: Длето (съзвездие), Catalan: Constel·lació del Burí, Czech: Souhvězdí Rydla, Danish: Mejslen, German: Grabstichel (Sternbild), Greek: Γλυφείον (αστερισμός), Esperanto: Ĉizilo (konstelacio), Persian: اسکنه (صورت فلکی), French: Burin (constellation), Irish: An Siséal, Korean: 조각칼자리, Croatian: Dlijeto (zviježđe), Italian: Bulino (costellazione), Hebrew: מפסלת (קבוצת כוכבים), Latin: Caelum (sidus), Latvian: Greblis, Luxembourgish: Caelum (Stärebild), Lithuanian: Skaptukas (žvaigždynas), Hungarian: Véső csillagkép, Malayalam: വാസി, Dutch: Graveerstift (sterrenbeeld), Japanese: ちょうこくぐ座, Norwegian (Bokmål): Meiselen, Norwegian (Nynorsk): Gravstikka, Polish: Gwiazdozbiór Rylca, Romanian: Dalta (constelaţie), Russian: Резец (созвездие), Slovak: Súhvezdie Rydlo, Serbo-Croatian: Dlijeto (zviježđe), Finnish: Veistotaltta, Swedish: Gravstickeln, Thai: กลุ่มดาวสิ่ว, Turkish: Caelum (takımyıldız), Ukrainian: Різець (сузір'я), Urdu: چھینی (مجمع النجوم), Vietnamese: Điêu Cụ, Cantonese: 雕具座, Chinese: 雕具座.
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