Telescopium, a small dim constellation the represents a telescope, is located south of Scorpius and Corona Australis not fat from its counterpart Microscopium. Telescopium was invented by Lacaille and as with most of his constellations, it contains dim stars that were previously considered part of other constellations. There are no mythologies that are associated with Telescopium and none of its main stars are named.

Genitive	Telscopii
Visible	July
Visible Where	Southern
Visible from US
Width	2:36
Height	11°38"
Brighness Rank	67
Size (sq. degrees)	252
Size Rank	57
Opposition	Jul 03
Milky Way Brightness	0