How Do I Find the Phoenix Constellation of Stars?

Between declinations of 39 degrees and 57 degrees south of the celestial equator so not much good if you live in northern temperate regions such as Europe or the USA.



You need to look in the region between Achernar (a bright star in Eridanus, the River) and alpha and beta Gruis (the two brightest stars in the constellation Grus, the Crane).How Do I Find the Phoenix Constellation of Stars?Find south first (if you put your right towards where the sun sets, you're facing south already). Look for relatively bright blue star isolated and low in that location (Achernar). If there is a perfect triangle of orange stars above it (going north), you have already seen Phoenix. To the right of the brightest star in that triangle is another orange star, but it is brighter than any of the orange stars in the triangle.How Do I Find the Phoenix Constellation of Stars?You need to be on the southern hemisphere first of all, to see it, is has a very low declination (-39掳 ).How Do I Find the Phoenix Constellation of Stars?have u tryed useing a telescope and finding it in the sky its best to look at night just look for them u will evently fined it