Orion the Hunter and the rest of the winter constellations are still the main attractions of the March evening sky. This will be their last stand as they begin their gradual exit in April.

For me, the dazzling constellations that surround the well-known figure of Orion are the highlight of the winter sky. Nine of the 25 brightest stars in the sky are in the same field of view as the ...

we need to turn our backs on the north circumpolar constellations and face south. If the winter sky seems alive with stars, it’s no illusion. Besides the obvious facts that the air is clear and ...

Come learn about the constellations of the winter sky that you can only see during this time of the year! While learning about the stars, you’ll better understand how the night sky changes ...

In the northern sky, the Big Dipper ... Make the most of the wonderful night skies of March as the great constellations of winter gradually retreat from the heavens! Mike Lynch is an amateur ...

The new year begins with lengthening days, Earth’s closest approach to the sun, a quirky meteor shower and the spectacular constellations of the winter sky. The moon begins the year brightening ...

With the aid of binoculars or a backyard telescope, the winter sky dazzles with easy-to-find star clusters and a beautiful nebula. Not to mention a football constellation perfect for Super Bowl ...

Here are some of the constellations and planets to observe in the winter sky this season. One of the biggest and brightest constellations in the night sky is Orion the Hunter. First, look ...

We're now just past the midpoint of astronomical winter — that moment ... of three of the brightest stars in the sky, each belonging to its own constellation. The brightest is the bluish-white ...

"But the winter night sky is definitely my personal favourite." If you look carefully at the Milky Way from an area with no light pollution, you'll see the famous Indigenous constellation called ...

Orion the Hunter and the rest of the winter constellations are still the main attractions of the March evening sky. This will be their last stand as they begin their gradual exit in April.