Small faint southern constellation created by French astronomer Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille in the 1750s; Latin, 'pump'
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- Small faint southern constellation (the Air Pump) whose only formally named star is Macondo
- Air Pump constellation near Hydra the Sea Serpent, Pyxis the Mariner's Compass and Vela the Sails
- Southern constellation
- Symbolising an air pump, one of the constellations named after scientific instruments by astronomer Lacaille who also determined the positions of some 10,000 stars
- Small faint southern constellation south of Hydra and north of Vela; the Air Pump
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