Indus
the Indian
Star chart
J2000the Indian
Fixed J2000 coordinates
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Dots mark stars, and their sizes indicate brightness. Stars appear dark on light charts and light on dark charts. Green lines show a constellation pattern. The surrounding grid gives right ascension and declination.
This is a fixed reference map, rather than a view of tonight’s sky.
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The boundary marks a sky region; it is separate from the green star pattern. These files preserve ordered coordinate points in the J2000 reference system.
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Right ascension uses hours, minutes and seconds. Declination is in degrees. Convert right ascension to degrees with 15 × (hours + minutes/60 + seconds/3600).
RA (h m s) | Dec (degrees) | Abbreviation 21 32 44.3418 | -74.4544678 | IND 23 27 59.4799 | -74.3124619 | IND 23 27 26.7339 | -66.8125992 | IND 22 09 35.6562 | -66.8899918 | IND 22 08 27.2868 | -56.3908348 | IND
The 0h / 24h meridian is continuous. A coordinate jump there should not be treated as a straight line across a flat map.