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Star Name Class Color Temperature

Regulus B Blue 11,000- 25,000 Denebola A Blue 7,500- 11,000 Algieba k Orange to red 3,500- 5,000 Zosma A Blue 7,500-11,000 Ras Elased Australis G White to yellow 5,000-6,000 Adhafera F Blue to white 6,000-7,500 Chort A Blue 7,500-11,000 Al Minliar al Asad K Orange 3,500-5,000 Alterf K Orange 3,500-5,000 Ras Elased Borealis K Orange 3,500-5,000 Subra F Blue to white 6,000-7,500​



M95 Barred Spiral Galaxy 50,000 light years across



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M96 Spiral Galaxy is 100,000 light years across



















M95 Barred Spiral Galaxy 50,000 light years across

M96 Spiral Galaxy is 100,000 light years across.

M65 Spiral Galaxy is 35 million light years away. It is part of the Leo Trio.

M66 Spiral Galaxy that is 35 million light years away.

M105 is an elliptical galaxy that is the brightest member of the Leo I galaxy grouping

NGC 2903 is 20.5 million light years away and it is a beautiful spiral that is seen from an oblique angle.

NGC 3370 lies about 100 million light years away toward the constellation of Leo the Lion.

NGC 3628 is a mere that is 30 million light years away and it is a large spiral galaxy. It shares its neighborhood in the local universe with two other large spiral galaxies in a grouping that is called the Leo Triplet.

NGC 3627 is 30 million light years away and it is a barred galaxy.It is the most common disk galaxy.

NGC 3623 is one of the nearest galaxies with such a large bulge and tight arms.

NGC 3351 is 25 million light years away, it is a barred galaxy, and it is one of the small groups in the Leo constellation.

NGC 3379 is an elliptical galaxy in constellation Leo and it is used as a standard referance object.

NGC 3368 is a spiral galaxy that has a diameter of 7.1 ( arc minutes), it has a magnitude of 9.2, it's distance is 1,000 light years away, the declination is + 11: 49 ( degrees : minutes), and it's right ascension is 10 : 46.8 ( hours : minutes).


 * The season constellation Leo is most visible from Enola at 10 p.m.**

The constellation Leo is most visible early this January at 10:00 p.m. and it is most visible in the winter.

Mythology In about 240 B.C. Leo the constellation lost his tail. Ptolemy III, who was an astronomer and priest took Leo’s tail away from him when they invented the new constellation that was called Coma Berenices. People in Egypt worshipped lion gods and that is evidence about how important the beast is in Egypt and Egyptian life. The Egyptians believed that the world was made when the sun rose in the constellation Leo which was near the star Denebola. Another group of people called the Sumerians saw this group of stars as lion. They say that the form of Lion was passed to a couple groups like the Babylonians, Greeks, Romans, and other groups of people. A guy named Hercules had a job which was to kill the Nemean lion who was a fierce beast that descended to Earth from the moon in the form of a meteor and then he destroyed the countryside of Corinth. This lion was hiding really good that nobody and nothing could find him. Hercules was well known and he had no trouble finding its lair a cave that had no entrances. As Hercules kept coming near the lion, the lion came out and then Hercules shot an arrow toward his heart. The arrow almost bounced off and hit the ground. After that, Hercules knew that arrows or spears were no match against the lion. Next, he closed the entrances to the cave and then he went toward the lion inside through the other entrance. Hercules was so powerful that he seized the lion and strangled it and the lion died. He rammed his fist down the lions throat. When he was done he put the lion on his shoulder and then he returned to show King Eurystheus that he killed the lion. The king was really cowardly so, he became scared when he saw the beast and then he ran away. Later, Hercules skinned the lion and used its tough skin as a shield that would protect him. A woman named Hera was really mad at Hercules’ success that she raised the soul of this lion high into the sky. That is why today he can be seen as the constellation Leo, the Lion. The Persians knew Leo as Ser, the Turks called it Artan, the Syrians called it Aryo, and the Jews called it Arye. Finally, the Babylonians called him Aru and all of these words mean the Lion.