Constellations

Polaris is in Ursa Minor (Little Dipper).

it is visible when the people of oregan open there eyes to see it! ;)

The Big Dipper, Ursa Major, is composed of eight stars. From the "Pointer Stars" on the lip of the ladle to the tip of the handle, they are Dubhe, Merak, Phad, Megrez, Alioth, Alcor and Mizar (a visual binary) and Alkaid. Mizar and Alcor are a "visual double star"; Julius Caesar, the story goes, used this as an eye test for his troops. Some people could see both; most could not.

In the Little Dipper, Ursa Minor, there are seven stars. Polaris at the tip of the handle, is the North Star. Then Yildun, Urodelus, Ahfa al Farkadain, Anwar al Farkadain, Pherkad, and Kochab. Only Polaris and Kochab are brighter than 3rd magnitude.

There is another item from West Chester PA, so I'm going to assume that you are there as well.

The sun is in Leo in September, so obviously viewing Leo is impossible at that time of year. You will see Saturn below Leo's right shoulder through the period below. Mars will be very close as well, in the later months.

All the following times and dates are for West Chester PA and are approximate. The stars rise in the east.

Early this December, Leo will finish rising around 12 am and will reach its highest altitude, about 70 degrees, about 5 am.

Early January 2008, Leo will finish rising about 10:20 pm and reach about 70 degrees around 3 or 3:30 am.

Early February, Leo will finish rising around 8 pm and be at its highest around 1 or 1:30 pm.

Early March, Leo will finish rising around 6:50 pm and reach its highest around 11:40 pm.

Early April, Leo will finish rising around 4 pm and reach its highest around 9:30 pm.

Early May, Leo will finish rising around 2 or 2:30 pm and will be high in the southern sky after sunset.

The brightest star in the constellation Capricornus is Deneb Algedi, which is a binary star system located approximately 39 light-years away from Earth. It is a white giant star with a visual magnitude of about 2.8, making it the brightest star in Capricornus.

It's in the constellation of Taurus, the brightest star in that constellation.

Because, apparently, to some people it looks like a plo(w|ugh). I personally think it looks more like a frying pan.

Incidentally, it's not a constellation, it's an asterism. The Plough is part of the constellation more properly known as Ursa Major.

the northern hemisphere

its in the northern hemisphere

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Duat is a planet in the Orion belt

Traveling at the speed of light, 12 years.

the legend of eridanus is that: one day while while caring to her garden the young Eridalica fell asleep and dreamt of soaring thourgh the sky.Only it wasn't a dream Eridalica saw her dead body on the garden of her roses and saw she had been murdered there was a dagger in her back and reconized it to be her her guard's Ferrnipoli. Eridalica was angered and swore revenge on Ferrnipoli, and she went into the sky to gather stars to fight with her along her side. as she and the stars thrust him upward into the sky, creating the constellation eridanus. still to this day, Ferrnipoli

begs Eridalica to set him free.

Yes.

12 stars within the Andromeda constellation are known to have planets, some more than one.

Some well know customs in Croatia are for sure Croatian songs, actually Croatian folklore and their clothes.

Also Croatian holiday traditions are really well known. They go to church at 12.00 am , at midnight on Christmas Eve, celebrate Christmas with families, eating a turkey is usually the lunch they eat. On Christmas eve they eat fish (well it's not allowed to eat meat).

On Easter they have big family lunch and eat home cooked ham with lots of other stuff. So you can say that most of their customs is food. Haha!

During summer it is tradition to go to Adriatic sea for couple of weeks ( if you aren't living on the coast), Dubrovnik is the most touristic place.

In Slavonija and Baranja ( eastern part of Croatia) are two big cities. Osijek and Vukovar. In November people go to Vukovar to see and to give support for all the people who died during Croatian war with Serbia.

There is a lot of well known customs in Croatia but these are most important for Croatian people. And I would know that since I'm Croatian. =)

You can find them on most nights depending on the weather and what hemisphere you're in.

the sun

A person with star appeal is a gift from the heavens. Only a handful of people have this wonderful gift. People with star material are known for being talented at so many different things. Its also the way you carry yourself as an individual that makes your light shine. You don't have to be a celebrity to be a star you can make a difference where ever you are.

The famous Lockheed Constellation was a beautiful airliner made during WW2. The early versions carried 70 passengers almost 3,000 miles which in those days was amazing. Trans World Airlines and Pan American ordered many of them There were many, always better versions of this aircraft and it flew in many services for over 20 years. Both the USAF and USN used them extensively during Vietnam as spy planes and air controllers. I worked on some in Africa in the 1960's where they were chartered cargo carriers.

In the Northern celestial hemisphere.

Most constellations are visible about 300 days per year. Only when the Sun is very close to that constellation is it entirely hidden. But since few of us get up before dawn to study the sky, we typically see only "evening" stars.

Some constellations, such as Cassiopeia and Ursa Major are "circumpolar"; they are close enough to the celestial pole that they are, depending on your latitude, always visible.

In order to provide a better answer, I would need to know your latitude.

47 degrees latitude

Ursa Major

Ursa Minor, Draco, Cepheus, Cassiopeia, Camelopardus, Perseus, most of Auriga, most of Ursa Major, part of Lyra are a few.

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