There’s a tiny – almost unnoticeable – constellation visible here in ... Below Norma is the southern triangle (Triangulum Australe) which was interpreted by Lacaille as a builder’s level.

Just to the left of Triangulum Australe and slightly higher is a larger constellation that’s made of mostly dim stars. But it’s very famous, at least to a particular group of people.

It’s approximately 220 million light-years away from our planet and is part of the Triangulum Australe constellation and is part of a galaxy cluster known as Abell 3627. Galaxy clusters are ...

These stars belong to the Ursa Major moving group (named after the constellation containing ... the sky from Cepheus in the north to Triangulum Australe in the south. The PDF attached below ...

Triangulum also has a small satellite galaxy of its own, called the Pisces Dwarf Galaxy. Under dark sky conditions, M33 is just barely visible with the naked eye in the constellation Triangulum ...

The Hubble Space Telescope has produced this gorgeous high resolution image of the Triangulum galaxy (M33), made up of 25 million viewable stars. Triangulum is one of the closer galaxies to Earth ...