EarthSky Tonight—Nov 28, Summer Triangle in west on fall and winter evenings
In late June – around the June 21 solstice – the Summer Triangle pops out in the east as darkness falls and shines all night long.
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In late June – around the June 21 solstice – the Summer Triangle pops out in the east as darkness falls and shines all night long.
Orion the Mighty Hunter – perhaps the easiest to identify of all constellations – rises at mid-evening in late November and early December.
The Orionid meteor shower will probably rain down their greatest number of meteors for 2010 before dawn on Thursday, October 21, 2010
You can find Orion. Trust me. If you go outside and look southward before dawn now, you will notice Orion’s Belt, which consists of a short, straight row of medium-bright…
Orion the Hunter is always behind the sun as seen from Earth in June. It comes back to the predawn sky every year in late July. By early September, Orion…
Orion will be visible in the evening by winter, but right now the Hunter lords over the southeastern sky at dawn’s first light.
To immortalize this story about Orion and the Scorpion, the gods turned the two archenemies into constellations.
Like clockwork, the constellations rise and set 4 minutes earlier with each passing day.
The famous constellation Orion will soon disappear for another season.
Here is the waning gibbous moon near the star Antares in the southeast sky shortly after midnight on April 3. If you are looking for the moon on the evening…