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Rosa
Rosa, also called Rosae or the Rose, was a historical constellation proposed by Petrus Apianus. It first appeared on a celestial planisphere in 1536 and was later shown in Apianus's Astronomicum Caesareum, published in 1540. Rosa was one of several Renaissance constellation inventions that were not...
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The top alternative to Rosa in 2026 is Ursa Major with a score of 8.91/10, followed by Cygnus (8.60) and Vultur cadens (8.45).
Ursa Major
The Great Bear of the northern sky, Ursa Major contains the Big Dipper, a familiar star pattern within a much larger con...
Cygnus
Stretching along the Milky Way in the northern sky, Cygnus represents a swan in the classical constellation tradition. I...
Vultur cadens
Vultur cadens, meaning falling vulture, is a historical designation associated with Lyra and its bright star Vega. Older...
Cassiopeia
Five prominent stars form the familiar W-shaped pattern associated with Cassiopeia, a constellation in the northern sky....
Vultur volans
Meaning flying vulture, Vultur volans is a historical Latin alternative name for Aquila. The modern constellation is usu...
Serpentarius
Serpentarius is a historical Latin name for Ophiuchus, the constellation represented as a person holding a serpent. It r...
Lyra
Lyra is a small constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere that was cataloged by the astronomer Ptolemy in the 2...
Pegasus
Pegasus is a large constellation in the northern sky that was officially cataloged by the astronomer Ptolemy in the 2nd...
Xiphias
Xiphias is an obsolete constellation name derived from the Greek word for swordfish. Johannes Kepler used the name in th...
Tarandus vel Rangifer
Tarandus vel Rangifer is a former northern-sky constellation depicting a reindeer, also known by the names Tarandus, Ran...
Chara
Chara is a historical name associated with one of the two hunting dogs depicted by Johannes Hevelius in the constellatio...
Phaethon
Phaethon was a medieval star figure identified with Auriga, recalling Helios's son whose fatal chariot ride was retold b...
Asterion
Asterion was one of the two hunting dogs drawn by Johannes Hevelius in the seventeenth century. Hevelius introduced the...
Ramus Pomifer
Ramus Pomifer was Hevelius's 1690 Apple-Bearing Branch in Hercules; in 2025 the IAU named 102 Herculis Ramus after the o...
Rangifer
Rangifer, also called Tarandus, was an obsolete northern constellation representing a reindeer. French astronomer Pierre...
Lilium
Lilium was an obsolete constellation proposed by the French astronomer and architect Augustin Royer in 1679. Named for t...
Anser Americanus
Anser Americanus was an alternative Latin name for the southern constellation now called Tucana. The name means American...
Apes
Apes was an obsolete constellation introduced by Dutch astronomer Petrus Plancius on a 1612 celestial globe to represent...
Cancer Minor
Cancer Minor, the 'Lesser Crab,' was a small constellation introduced by the Dutch astronomer and cartographer Petrus Pl...
Testudo
Testudo was a proposed tortoise constellation introduced by John Hill in 1754. Hill associated the figure with stars in...
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