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dhani — July 14, 2007 / 12:27 am
Hydra (Sea dragon) is largest constellation in the night sky. Covering area of 1,302.844 square degree, or 3.16% of the whole sky, the constellation had at least 68 stars that can be seen with naked eyes. On the other side, smallest constellation is Crux Australis (Southern Cross). It is only covering area of 68.477 square degrees, or about 0.16% of the whole sky.
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