SOME constellations force you to look at them. Their brightest stars are so clear, even in a night sky full of light pollution, that they draw you in. Others sit there quietly, waiting for you to find ...
Many of winter's brightest stars congregate around the constellation Orion. When you connect them they form a giant hexagon 65 degrees high by 45 degrees wide. Not surprisingly, the figure goes by the ...
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