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Corvus is a small, compact constellation, a dark trapezoid south of Virgo. There glows an orange giant 386 light-years away. Its light departed around 1640, when Torricelli invented the barometer and proved for the first time the existence of vacuum. A K ember that has crossed almost four centuries of air and thought to reach tonight's eye.

Constellation
Corvus
Apparent magnitude
5.94
Distance
386.0 light years
Coordinates (J2000)
RA 185.045° · Dec -22.176°
Catalogue
HIP 60157 · HD 107295

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