a Corvi


Alpha Corvi is an oddity: a fourth-magnitude ‘alpha’, particularly when there are four stars in Corvus which are brighter!

The four corner stars of the asterism are all brighter than alpha. Two of these are seen in the same field of view as alpha: binoculars.


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