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'''Tucana''' (Tucana, Tucanae, Tuc) is a constellation in the southern sky which was introduced by [[Johann Bayer]] in 1603. This constellation is surrounded by XXX
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'''Tucana''' is a [[constellation]] in the southern sky which was introduced by [[Johann Bayer]] in 1603. It is surrounded by [[Phoenix (constellation)|Phoenix]], [[Grus]], [[Indus]], [[Octans]], [[Hydrus]] and [[Eridanus]].
 
{{Infobox Constellation
|lnam = Tucana
|lgen = Tucanae
|iabbr = Tuc
|nstar = 81
|sym = Toucan
}}


===Remarkable objects===
===Remarkable objects===
* [[Beta Tucanae]]
* [[Small Magellanic Cloud]]
* [[NGC 104]]
* [[NGC 362]]


===History and mythology===
===History and mythology===


===See also===
An inconspicious constellation, this exotic bird with its huge beak was suggested by P.D. [[Keyser]]. [[Bayer]] put it into his atlas [[Uranometria]] in 1603.


===References===
===References===


===External links===
 
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Tucana is a constellation in the southern sky which was introduced by Johann Bayer in 1603. It is surrounded by Phoenix, Grus, Indus, Octans, Hydrus and Eridanus.


Tucana
Latin name Tucana
Latin genitive Tucanae
International abbreviation Tuc
Number of stars 81
Symbology Toucan


Remarkable objects

History and mythology

An inconspicious constellation, this exotic bird with its huge beak was suggested by P.D. Keyser. Bayer put it into his atlas Uranometria in 1603.

References



88 Official Constellations by IAU

AndromedaAntliaApusAquariusAquilaAraAriesAurigaBoötesCaelumCamelopardalisCancerCanes VenaticiCanis MajorCanis MinorCapricornusCarinaCassiopeiaCentaurusCepheusCetusChamaeleonCircinusColumbaComa BerenicesCorona AustralisCorona BorealisCorvusCraterCruxCygnusDelphinusDoradoDracoEquuleusEridanusFornaxGeminiGrusHerculesHorologiumHydraHydrusIndusLacertaLeoLeo MinorLepusLibraLupusLynxLyraMensaMicroscopiumMonocerosMuscaNormaOctansOphiuchusOrionPavoPegasusPerseusPhoenixPictorPiscesPiscis AustrinusPuppisPyxisReticulumSagittaSagittariusScorpiusSculptorScutumSerpensSextansTaurusTelescopiumTriangulumTriangulum AustraleTucanaUrsa MajorUrsa MinorVelaVirgoVolansVulpecula