What are some facts of the Pisces constellation?

Pisces is one of the largest constellations, and also one of the faintest. ... Pisces Constellation: Facts About the Fishes. By Kim Ann Zimmermann, ... They ruled out a supernova (star explosion) event as the researchers saw five locations with bright radio emissions near the galaxy's core. read more

Pisces, named for the Latin plural of fish, occupies 889 square degrees, making it the 14th largest constellation overall. While it is a fairly large constellation, its stars are faint — none are brighter than fourth magnitude — making it challenging to see in the sky with the naked eye. read more

Pisces is a large but faint constellation containing no bright stars. The constellation is only fully visible in areas away from light pollution. Pisces is visible in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. In the Northern hemisphere Pisces can be seen from August to January. read more

” Western or modern astrology is based on the Tropical Zodiac, which has nothing to do with those imaginary star patterns called “constellations”. It is based on the cycle of the seasons. The sign Pisces is the last sign in the Tropical Zodiac. Is a mutual water sign. read more