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The bright stars in this photo form the asterism Brocchi's Cluster in the constellation Vulpecula, also known as "The Coathanger."
The bright stars in this photo form the asterism Brocchi's Cluster in the constellation Vulpecula, also known as "The Coathanger."
Three Leaps of the Gazelle asterism
Three Leaps of the Gazelle asterism
The "Teapot" asterism in Sagittarius. The Milky Way appears as "steam" coming from the spout.
The "Teapot" asterism in Sagittarius. The Milky Way appears as "steam" coming from the spout.
The "37" or "LE" of NGC 2169, in Orion. It is visible with binoculars.
The "37" or "LE" of NGC 2169, in Orion. It is visible with binoculars.
Orion's Belt and nebulosity, including the Flame Nebula (left) and Horsehead Nebula (lower left) named after a relatively small dark cloud, rotated 90
Orion's Belt and nebulosity, including the Flame Nebula (left) and Horsehead Nebula (lower left) named after a relatively small dark cloud, rotated 90° somewhat resembling a seahorse
In this broader view, the belt (the line of three stars in the center) is seen in relation to nearby features in Orion.
In this broader view, the belt (the line of three stars in the center) is seen in relation to nearby features in Orion.
Dunhuang Star Atlas – Orion
Dunhuang Star Atlas – Orion
Orion's belt at top left, Orion's sword at bottom right
Orion's belt at top left, Orion's sword at bottom right