The constellation Ophiuchus has been known since ancient times and is not attributed to a single individual discovery. In Greek mythology, Ophiuchus represents a healer and is associated with the demigod Asclepius. Its presence in the night sky was recognized by various civilizations throughout history.
The star sign between Sagittarius and Scorpio is Ophiuchus. It is sometimes included in the zodiac, though not traditionally a part of the standard twelve signs.
Ophiuchus is a constellation located around the celestial equator. Its receives it's name from the Greek Ὀφιοῦχος meaning "serpent-bearer", and is usually deplicted as a man holding the snake that is seen by the constellation Serpens.
Late summer and early autumn is the best time.
The constellation of Ophiuchus is represented by one main star, Rasalhague (Alpha Ophiuchi). Within the constellation of Serpens, there are two main parts: Serpens Caput and Serpens Cauda. Together, they contain a couple dozen stars visible to the naked eye.
Beta and Alpha Herculis are both 2nd Magnitude (2.78) stars
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Serpens is in the grasp of Ophiuchus.
The true spelling of the constellation is Ophiuchus.
Ophiuchus is a half water and half fire sign.
Rasalhague is the brightest star in the constellation Ophiuchus
the best time to see the constellation Ophiuchus is in July (at 9:00pm)
Ophiuchus is not a zodiac sign in Western astrology, which only uses 12 zodiac signs and is based on the Tropical zodiac.
Ophiuchus is a constellation the sun passes along the sky, so it is a zodiac constellation, but modern astrology doesn't have anything to do with the constellations anymore. In some areas, Ophiuchus is given a zodiac sign, which looks like a U with a squiggly line through it.
No, they discovered that the dates that define the horoscopes are not quite accurate. The cusp (borderline dates) of each horoscope is out by a few days, therefore if you are an Aries in the old system, you should also be reading the previous sign, which is pisces, and so on.
Ophiuchus is sometimes referred to as the "Serpent Bearer" due to its depiction in Greek mythology as a figure holding a serpent.
Ophiuchus
Ophiuchus is a constellation located approximately 28 light-years away from Earth.