Chamaeleon

**Chamaeleon**
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	List of stars in Chamaeleon
Abbreviation:	Cha
Genitive:	Chamaeleontis
Symbology:
Right ascension:	07h 26m 36.5075s–13h 56m 26.6661s h
Declination:	-75.2899170°–-83.1200714°°
Area:	132 sq. deg. (79th)
Main stars:	3
Bayer/Flamsteed stars:	16
Stars known to have planets:	1
Bright stars:	0
Nearby stars:	0
Brightest star:	α Cha (4.05m)
Nearest star:	α Cha ( ly)
Messier objects:	0
Meteor showers:	None
Bordering constellations:	Musca; Carina; Volans; Mensa; Octans; Apus
	Visible at latitudes between +0° and −90°; Best visible at 21:00 (9 p.m.) during the month of April

Chamaeleon is a constellation in the southern sky.

Chamaeleon Media

The constellation Camaeleon (Chamaeleon) as depicted in Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr's Atlas Coelestis, ca. 1742.
The constellation Chamaeleon as it can be seen by the naked eye.
Spiral galaxy ESO 021-G004.

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 "Chamaeleon, constellation boundary". The Constellations. International Astronomical Union. Retrieved 15 February 2014.

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List of stars in Chamaeleon
Abbreviation:	Cha
Genitive:	Chamaeleontis
Symbology:
Right ascension:	07^h 26^m 36.5075^s–13^h 56^m 26.6661^s^[1] h
Declination:	-75.2899170°–-83.1200714°^[1]°
Area:	132 sq. deg. (79th)
Main stars:	3
Bayer/Flamsteed stars:	16
Stars known to have planets:	1
Bright stars:	0
Nearby stars:	0
Brightest star:	α Cha (4.05^m)
Nearest star:	α Cha ( ly)
Messier objects:	0
Meteor showers:	None
Bordering constellations:	Musca Carina Volans Mensa Octans Apus
Visible at latitudes between +0° and −90° Best visible at 21:00 (9 p.m.) during the month of April