Ara
constellation
Ara, (Latin: “Altar”) constellation in the southern sky, at about 17 hours right ascension and 55° south in declination. Ara has no bright stars; the brightest, Beta Arae, has a visual magnitude of 2.83. The constellation represents the altar on which Zeus and other Greek gods swore their allegiance before their war with the Titans.
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