Atria
- HIP
- 82273
- Designation
- Alp TrA
- Bayer designation
- α TrA
- Visual magnitude
- 1.91
- Constellation
- Southern Triangle
- Name approved by the IAU
- 2016-07-20
The IAU catalogue's account
Contraction of Bayer designation A(lpha) Tri(anguli) A(ustralis). The name is listed as "Alpha Tri. Aust." in 1951 American Nautical Almanac, but listed as "Atria" in 1952 version and subsequent versions.
- Source language
- Latin
- Reference
- "The American Nautical Almanac for the Year 1952" (United States Naval Observatory, Washington D.C.).
Source: IAU Catalog of Star Names (IAU-CSN), Working Group on Star Names. The account is the IAU's own text and is quoted in full: it is published under CC BY.
From Kunitzsch & Smart
- Layer of tradition
- Artificial/modern
- Ancient-layer signal
- no simple cue found
- Pronounced
- a' tri a
- Periods of use
- Recent / modern
- Transmission notes
- invented/coined
Source: Kunitzsch & Smart, A Dictionary of Modern Star Names, 2nd ed. 2006, p. 55
Layer of tradition and ancient-layer signal are not the dictionary authors' judgement but a keyword reading of the entry's wording. “No simple cue found” means exactly that — the parser found none — not that the name is late.
The fields on this card were read off an OCR layer and are not checked against the printed page. The page number is given so the claim can be verified in your own copy.
Corpus chains passing through this star. Deviation is the cross-track angular distance of the third star from the great-circle plane.
- Дракон → Кит → Южный ТреугольникДревний змей - сатана, дьявол → Левиафан → Триединый Бог
- Эридан → Южный Треугольник → ЗмееносецОгненная река Божьего суда → Триединый Бог → Пастырь-Победитель