Tucana - Revision history

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	== Invention & Transformation ==		== Invention & Transformation ==
			'''Name Variants'''

			* Toucan
			* Indiaenschen Exster (de Houtman 1603)
			* Lang (Blaeu's 1603)
			* Anser Americanus (e.g. Rudolphine Tables 1627)

	The southern star catalog by de Houtman<ref>Frederik de Houtman (1603) [https://objects.library.uu.nl/reader/index.php?obj=1874-205055&lan=en#page//10/65/92/106592907949460216143244254321834124579.jpg/mode/1up Star Catalogue concerning the Indian Magpie]</ref> and Keyser was published by de [https://objects.library.uu.nl/reader/index.php?obj=1874-205055&lan=en#page//10/65/92/106592907949460216143244254321834124579.jpg/mode/1up Houtman in 1603 as an appendix] to a dictionary of the Malaysian (and other) language(s). This star catalog was written in Dutch (with later translations to French,<ref>Marre, Aristide, “Catalogue des étoiles circumpolaires australes observées dans l'Ile de Sumatra”, ''Bulletin sciences mathématiques et astronomiques'', '''1''' (1881), 336–352 [[https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1881BSMA....5..336H/abstract ADS link]].</ref> English<ref>Knobel, Edward Ball, “On Frederick de Houtman's catalogue of southern stars, and the origin of the southern constellations”, ''Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society'', '''77''' (1917), 414–432 [[https://doi.org/10.1093/mnras/77.5.414 doi link] / [https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1917MNRAS..77..414K/abstract ADS link]].</ref><ref>Knobel, Edward Ball, “Note on the paper 'On Frederick de Houtman's catalogue of southern stars, and the origin of the southern constellations' ", ''Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society'', '''77''' (1917), 580 [[https://doi.org/10.1093/mnras/77.8.580 doi link] / [https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1917MNRAS..77..580K/abstract ADS link]].</ref> and Spanish<ref>Selga, Miguel, "Un catálogo antiguo de estrellas australes", ''Revista de la Sociedad Astronómica de España y América'', '''8''' (1918), 84-90 & '''9''' (1919), 11, 44-46 & 62-63 [online link(?)].</ref>). This printed catalogue of 1603 was made from observations collected by de Houtman on his second voyage (1598-1602) and during the two-year period when he was held as a hostage by the Sultan of Aceh on Northern Sumatra. At that time, de Houtman worked for W.J. Blaeu, a Plancius competitor, who used the data on his celestial globe of 1603.		The southern star catalog by de Houtman<ref>Frederik de Houtman (1603) [https://objects.library.uu.nl/reader/index.php?obj=1874-205055&lan=en#page//10/65/92/106592907949460216143244254321834124579.jpg/mode/1up Star Catalogue concerning the Indian Magpie]</ref> and Keyser was published by de [https://objects.library.uu.nl/reader/index.php?obj=1874-205055&lan=en#page//10/65/92/106592907949460216143244254321834124579.jpg/mode/1up Houtman in 1603 as an appendix] to a dictionary of the Malaysian (and other) language(s). This star catalog was written in Dutch (with later translations to French,<ref>Marre, Aristide, “Catalogue des étoiles circumpolaires australes observées dans l'Ile de Sumatra”, ''Bulletin sciences mathématiques et astronomiques'', '''1''' (1881), 336–352 [[https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1881BSMA....5..336H/abstract ADS link]].</ref> English<ref>Knobel, Edward Ball, “On Frederick de Houtman's catalogue of southern stars, and the origin of the southern constellations”, ''Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society'', '''77''' (1917), 414–432 [[https://doi.org/10.1093/mnras/77.5.414 doi link] / [https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1917MNRAS..77..414K/abstract ADS link]].</ref><ref>Knobel, Edward Ball, “Note on the paper 'On Frederick de Houtman's catalogue of southern stars, and the origin of the southern constellations' ", ''Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society'', '''77''' (1917), 580 [[https://doi.org/10.1093/mnras/77.8.580 doi link] / [https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1917MNRAS..77..580K/abstract ADS link]].</ref> and Spanish<ref>Selga, Miguel, "Un catálogo antiguo de estrellas australes", ''Revista de la Sociedad Astronómica de España y América'', '''8''' (1918), 84-90 & '''9''' (1919), 11, 44-46 & 62-63 [online link(?)].</ref>). This printed catalogue of 1603 was made from observations collected by de Houtman on his second voyage (1598-1602) and during the two-year period when he was held as a hostage by the Sultan of Aceh on Northern Sumatra. At that time, de Houtman worked for W.J. Blaeu, a Plancius competitor, who used the data on his celestial globe of 1603.
			[[File:DoradoXiphias ToucanAnserAmericanus RudolphineTables1627.png\|thumb\|Dorado as "Xiphias" and Tucana as "Anser Americanus" in Kepler's Rudolphine Tables (1627).]]
	Before the publication of his star catalogue, de Houtman had shared the data from the first voyage (1595/6) with Petrus Plancius who had actually commissioned this work. Plancius used the data collected by Pieter Dircksz Keyser on the exploration "Eerste Schipvaart" ('de eerste schipvaart op Oost-Indie'); De Houtman may have assisted in making these observations, and as Keyser was buried on the island of Java, de Houtman may also have been the person who personally communicated Keyser’s data to Plancius in 1597, but this is nowhere explicitly stated, it is just assumed because Plancius had worked with this material, and his [http://www.ianridpath.com/startales/plancius-globe.html celestial globe of 1598] already displayed paintings of the newly invented constellations in the south. The images had the labels "Indian" and "Toucan" left and right of the bird, while the left label ("Indian") also referred to the male figure northwest of it. Petrus Plancius' work and/or its copies by W. J. Blaeu served as source for Bayer's ''Uranometria'' (1603). Bayer's map of the south pole also displays the image with the label "Toucan" and an extraordinarily long beak.		Before the publication of his star catalogue, de Houtman had shared the data from the first voyage (1595/6) with Petrus Plancius who had actually commissioned this work. Plancius used the data collected by Pieter Dircksz Keyser on the exploration "Eerste Schipvaart" ('de eerste schipvaart op Oost-Indie'); De Houtman may have assisted in making these observations, and as Keyser was buried on the island of Java, de Houtman may also have been the person who personally communicated Keyser’s data to Plancius in 1597, but this is nowhere explicitly stated, it is just assumed because Plancius had worked with this material, and his [http://www.ianridpath.com/startales/plancius-globe.html celestial globe of 1598] already displayed paintings of the newly invented constellations in the south. The images had the labels "Indian" and "Toucan" left and right of the bird, while the left label ("Indian") also referred to the male figure northwest of it. Petrus Plancius' work and/or its copies by W. J. Blaeu served as source for Bayer's ''Uranometria'' (1603). Bayer's map of the south pole also displays the image with the label "Toucan" and an extraordinarily long beak.

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	File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).		File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
	File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)		File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)
			File:H.A. Rey's stick figure stellarium-079.png\|H.A. Rey's stick figure of Tucana (1952)
			File:O. Hlad's stick figure stellarium-080.png\|O. Hlad's stick figure of Tucana (1988)
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YoulaAzkarrula at 07:01, 29 May 2026

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	[[Category:Eurasia]]		[[Category:Eurasia]]
	[[Category:European]]		[[Category:European]]
	[[Category:Modern]]		[[Category:Modern]] [[Category:Asterism]] [[Category:Constellation]]
	[[Category:88 IAU-Constellations]]		[[Category:88 IAU-Constellations]] [[Category:Tuc]]
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Sushoff at 12:56, 27 February 2026

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	One of the [[:Category:88_IAU-Constellations\|88 IAU constellations]].		One of the [[:Category:88_IAU-Constellations\|88 IAU constellations]].

	The original Dutch name of the constellation of the bird that is now called "Toucan" (Tucana, Tuc) was "den Indiaenschen Exster, op Indies Lang ghenaemt" (the Indian Magpie, known as "Lang" in the Indies). The constellation was invented by Pieter Dircksz Keyser and Frederik de Houtman on their journey to Indonesia in 1595/6.		The original Dutch name of the constellation of the bird that is now called "Toucan" (Tucana, Tuc) was "den Indiaenschen Exster, op Indies Lang ghenaemt" (the Indian Magpie, known as "Lang" in the Indies).<ref>Hoffmann, Susanne M. Wie der Löwe an den Himmel kam. Franckh Kosmos Verlag, Stuttgart 2021</ref> The brightest star of the constellation is now named [[Lang-Exster]]. The constellation was invented by Pieter Dircksz Keyser and Frederik de Houtman on their journey to Indonesia in 1595/6.

	== Invention & Transformation ==		== Invention & Transformation ==

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	[[File:Toucan plancius1598.jpg\|alt=bird labelled "Toucan" on Plancius's Globe\|thumb\|First depiction of Toucan on the Hondius/Plancius globe of 1598.]]		[[File:Toucan plancius1598.jpg\|alt=bird labelled "Toucan" on Plancius's Globe\|thumb\|First depiction of Toucan on the Hondius/Plancius globe of 1598.]]
	[[File:Exster (name in first publication).jpg\|alt=section of de Houtman's star catalogue (1603) with the headline "Exster"\|thumb\|The name "Indiaenschen Exster" ["Indian Magpie"] was given to the constellation by de Houtman (1603) in the first printed catalogue of the southernmost stars.]]		[[File:Exster (name in first publication).jpg\|alt=section of de Houtman's star catalogue (1603) with the headline "Exster"\|thumb\|The name "Indiaenschen Exster" ["Indian Magpie"] was given to the constellation by de Houtman (1603) in the first printed catalogue of the southernmost stars.]]

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	File:Toucan plancius1598.jpg\|Plancius' Toucan (1598)		File:Toucan plancius1598.jpg\|Plancius' Toucan (1598)
			File:Blaeu1602 Tuc.JPG\|Tucana on Blaeu's first globe (1602) that is a copy of Plancius/ Hondius (1598). [https://collections.rmg.co.uk/mediaLib/360/media-360270/large.jpg RMG]
			File:Tucana blaeu 1603.jpg\|On Blaeu's 1603 globe the bird is named "Pica Indica ab Indis Lang", and is drawn as a hornbill, not a toucan.
	File:Tuc Bayer.png\|Bayer's Toucan (1603)		File:Tuc Bayer.png\|Bayer's Toucan (1603)
	~~File:Tucana blaeu 1603.jpg\|On Blaeu's 1603 globe the bird is named "Pica Indica ab Indis Lang", and is drawn as a hornbill, not a toucan.~~
	File:Lang-Exster mystery star map south.jpg\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on an anonymous planisphere of the southern sky in the Bodel Nijenhuis Collection of the Leiden University Library ([https://webspace.science.uu.nl/~gent0113/celestia/puzzlingstarmaps.htm more information]).		File:Lang-Exster mystery star map south.jpg\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on an anonymous planisphere of the southern sky in the Bodel Nijenhuis Collection of the Leiden University Library ([https://webspace.science.uu.nl/~gent0113/celestia/puzzlingstarmaps.htm more information]).
	File:Lang onGlobeByMelchiorTevenier highlighted.JPG\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on Melchior Tavernier's celestial planisphere of the southern sky dated 1628 ([https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8490787w/f2.item# Gallica]).		File:Lang onGlobeByMelchiorTevenier highlighted.JPG\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on Melchior Tavernier's celestial planisphere of the southern sky dated 1628 ([https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8490787w/f2.item# Gallica]).
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	File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).		File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
	File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)		File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)
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	File:Toucan doppelmayr1742.jpg\|Doppelmayr's Toucan (1742)		File:Toucan doppelmayr1742.jpg\|Doppelmayr's Toucan (1742)
	File:Toucan Lacaille Goldbach.jpg\|Lacaille's Toucan (1756)		File:Toucan Lacaille Goldbach.jpg\|Lacaille's Toucan (1756)
	File:Toucan Bode1772.jpg\|Bode's Toucan (~~1772~~)		File:Toucan Bode1772.jpg\|Bode's Toucan (1782)
	File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (~~1775~~-1795)		File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (1776-1795)
			File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
	File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)		File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)
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Caps for Alpha, Beta

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	== IAU WGSN - Modern Star Name==		== IAU WGSN - Modern Star Name==
	"Exster" or "Lang" were proposed as a name for the main star of the modern IAU-constellation of Tucana (alf Tuc) in 2023. Variants could be using one name for ~~alpha~~, the other for ~~beta~~ Tuc. There were concerns from the American and European members of WGSN that a Dutch (European) term might possibly be interpreted offending for the native population due to colonialism, but our Indonesian colleagues rejected this concern. As our studies suggest that "Lang" was probably an indigenous name for the bird (in one the many Malaysian dialects) that was taken over by the Europeans in the 17th century, we suggest a double name "Lang-Exster" for the star ~~alpha~~ Tucanae (α Tuc), a spectroscopic binary with an integrated Vmag of 2.82 ([https://simbad.cds.unistra.fr/simbad/sim-id?Ident=alf+Tuc&NbIdent=1&Radius=2&Radius.unit=arcmin&submit=submit+id SIMBAD]). This will in any case respect and preserve the heritage of both, the indigenous Indonesian/ Malayan culture and the European Golden Age of Cartography in the 17th century.		"Exster" or "Lang" were proposed as a name for the main star of the modern IAU-constellation of Tucana (alf Tuc) in 2023. Variants could be using one name for Alpha, the other for Beta Tuc. There were concerns from the American and European members of WGSN that a Dutch (European) term might possibly be interpreted offending for the native population due to colonialism, but our Indonesian colleagues rejected this concern. As our studies suggest that "Lang" was probably an indigenous name for the bird (in one the many Malaysian dialects) that was taken over by the Europeans in the 17th century, we suggest a double name "Lang-Exster" for the star Alpha Tucanae (α Tuc), a spectroscopic binary with an integrated Vmag of 2.82 ([https://simbad.cds.unistra.fr/simbad/sim-id?Ident=alf+Tuc&NbIdent=1&Radius=2&Radius.unit=arcmin&submit=submit+id SIMBAD]). This will in any case respect and preserve the heritage of both, the indigenous Indonesian/ Malayan culture and the European Golden Age of Cartography in the 17th century.

	WGSN thanks Youla Azkarrula (from Bali, Indonesia) for valuable contributions to this topic.		WGSN thanks Youla Azkarrula (from Bali, Indonesia) for valuable contributions to this topic.

RobvGent: accent

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accent

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	File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (1775-1795)		File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (1775-1795)
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
	File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at Planisferio celeste (Carlos ~~Simon~~ 1894)		File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)
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	File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (1775-1795)		File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (1775-1795)
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
			File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at Planisferio celeste (Carlos Simon 1894)
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	File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).		File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
	File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)		File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)
			File:H.A. Rey's stick figure stellarium-079.png\|H.A. Rey's stick figure of Tucana (1952)
			File:O. Hlad's stick figure stellarium-080.png\|O. Hlad's stick figure of Tucana (1988)
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	File:Toucan plancius1598.jpg\|Plancius' Toucan (1598)		File:Toucan plancius1598.jpg\|Plancius' Toucan (1598)
			File:Blaeu1602 Tuc.JPG\|Tucana on Blaeu's first globe (1602) that is a copy of Plancius/ Hondius (1598). [https://collections.rmg.co.uk/mediaLib/360/media-360270/large.jpg RMG]
			File:Tucana blaeu 1603.jpg\|On Blaeu's 1603 globe the bird is named "Pica Indica ab Indis Lang", and is drawn as a hornbill, not a toucan.
	File:Tuc Bayer.png\|Bayer's Toucan (1603)		File:Tuc Bayer.png\|Bayer's Toucan (1603)
	~~File:Tucana blaeu 1603.jpg\|On Blaeu's 1603 globe the bird is named "Pica Indica ab Indis Lang", and is drawn as a hornbill, not a toucan.~~
	File:Lang-Exster mystery star map south.jpg\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on an anonymous planisphere of the southern sky in the Bodel Nijenhuis Collection of the Leiden University Library ([https://webspace.science.uu.nl/~gent0113/celestia/puzzlingstarmaps.htm more information]).		File:Lang-Exster mystery star map south.jpg\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on an anonymous planisphere of the southern sky in the Bodel Nijenhuis Collection of the Leiden University Library ([https://webspace.science.uu.nl/~gent0113/celestia/puzzlingstarmaps.htm more information]).
	File:Lang onGlobeByMelchiorTevenier highlighted.JPG\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on Melchior Tavernier's celestial planisphere of the southern sky dated 1628 ([https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8490787w/f2.item# Gallica]).		File:Lang onGlobeByMelchiorTevenier highlighted.JPG\|Tucana labelled "Lang" on Melchior Tavernier's celestial planisphere of the southern sky dated 1628 ([https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8490787w/f2.item# Gallica]).
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	File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).		File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
	File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)		File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)
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	File:Toucan doppelmayr1742.jpg\|Doppelmayr's Toucan (1742)		File:Toucan doppelmayr1742.jpg\|Doppelmayr's Toucan (1742)
	File:Toucan Lacaille Goldbach.jpg\|Lacaille's Toucan (1756)		File:Toucan Lacaille Goldbach.jpg\|Lacaille's Toucan (1756)
	File:Toucan Bode1772.jpg\|Bode's Toucan (~~1772~~)		File:Toucan Bode1772.jpg\|Bode's Toucan (1782)
	File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (~~1775~~-1795)		File:Toucan Fortin1775-1795.jpg\|Fortin's Toucan (1776-1795)
			File:Tuc Fortin1795.jpg\|Tucana in Fortin's Atlas Céleste, 3rd edition (1795).
	File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow		File:Toucan Goldbach1799.jpg\|Goldbach's Toucan (1799) looks like a sparrow
	File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)		File:Simon Tucana 1894.jpg\|Tucana at ''Planisferio celeste'' (Carlos Simón 1894)
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