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  • Leo Constellation: Major Stars, Facts & Visibility
    Leo, the Lion, is a prominent constellation in the Northern Hemisphere, and its main stars are:

    * Regulus (α Leonis): The brightest star in Leo and the 21st brightest star in the night sky. It's a blue-white main-sequence star.

    * Denebola (β Leonis): The second brightest star in Leo. It's a white main-sequence star.

    * Algieba (γ Leonis): A double star, easily resolvable in a small telescope, with a golden-yellow primary and a faint companion.

    * Zosma (δ Leonis): A white main-sequence star.

    * Chort (θ Leonis): A blue-white giant star.

    * Alterf (λ Leonis): A red giant star.

    * 54 Leonis: A red giant star.

    * Rasalas (μ Leonis): A yellow giant star.

    These stars, along with others in the constellation, form the distinctive shape of a lion, with Regulus marking the heart of the beast.

    Let me know if you'd like to know more about any specific star in Leo.

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