When can you see Scorpius?

Answer 1

It's a summer constellation. Remember it this way: Orion is a winter constellation and in the myth, Orion and the Scorpion are enemies, so Zeus keeps them apart by putting them on the opposite sides of the sky.

Comment: Probably most people reading this live in the Northern Hemisphere.

However, in the Southern Hemisphere Scorpius is a winter constellation and

Orion is seen in the summer.

Answer 2

Scorpius is a summer constellation best seen in the Southern Hemisphere during winter and in the northern hemisphere during summer. It is most visible in the evening sky from late spring to early autumn.

Answer 3

Scorpius is only visible in the winter, because the Earth's tilt on its axis keeps it so that when we look up, we see different things in the Northern Hemisphere than in the Southern.

Answer 4

In London, look South just above the horizon at the beginning of July, late in the evening. Would be easier to see at a more Southerly latitude.

Answer 5

around 10:00pm in July - look south (if you are in the Northern Hemisphere) and you will see Scorpius.

Answer 6

If you are in the Northern Hemisphere, you can see Scorpius in the south during the summer nights.

Answer 7

The constellation of Scorpius is visible somewhere in the sky at some time

on every clear night of the year, except roughly between early November

and early January.

Answer 8

September at 9 PM

Answer 9

December and November