Cetus
Whale constellation
Cetus (Cet) covers 1,231 square degrees of sky, making it number 4 of 88 by size. Its brightest star is Diphda. It is highest in the evening sky around November.
| Latin name | Cetus |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | Cet |
| Area | 1,231 square degrees · No. 4 of 88 by size |
| Brightest star | Diphda |
| Best evening views | November |
| Minneapolis | Rises and sets from Minneapolis |