See Cassiopeia high in the sky over Ursa Major tonight (Oct. 14)
The two most conspicuous constellations whirling in their nightly course in the northern skies are the Big Dipper and the "W" of Cassiopeia the Queen.
Source: space.com
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The two most conspicuous constellations whirling in their nightly course in the northern skies are the Big Dipper and the "W" of Cassiopeia the Queen.
There’s plenty of predawn planetary action and some excellent evening observing from February 4 to 11.
Cassiopeia the Queen is an easy-to-find constellation. It has the shape of a W or M. Look in the northwest on evenings in late winter and early spring.
There’s plenty of predawn planetary action and some excellent evening observing from February 4 to 11.
Check out the most beautiful star clusters in the winter night sky.