Astronomer Robert H. Baker (1880-1962) once wrote that Orion shines "like a gigantic piece of celestial jewelry through the frosty winter air."Night Sky Constellations Explained (Images) ...

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.

The eastern sky is filled with brilliant stars, creating asort of celestialChristmas tree.This December2010 sky map depicts a view of some of the constellations visible on Christmas in the ...

Discovering constellations that you can only see in the winter and the explanation of why. Come learn about the constellations of the winter sky that you can only see during this time of the year ...

March is the last full month to enjoy the full compliment of winter constellations, at least the best ones. Orion the Hunter is still the main attraction in the evening. As darkness sets in later ...

Around 9 pm, the great winter constellation Orion the Hunter emerges from his slumber. Jupiter and Saturn are still holding court in the early evening southern sky.

When winter rolls around, our location in space gives us a fresh set of constellations to admire. Orion the Hunter, Taurus the Bull, and Canis Major with the brightest star in the night sky, Sirius, ...

The many brilliant stars that make up winter constellations are in the western half of the sky, while the sparse and less brilliant stars making up the spring constellations fill up the eastern ...

With winter now underway and the Geminid meteor shower over, it is a great time to explore the wonders of the constellation Orion as it appears high in the southeastern sky around 8 p.m. Arizona time.

It’s the best of both worlds, looking out upon the stars this month. March stargazing is fantastic because you still have Orion and all of the great winter constellations in the Pottsville ...

I saw some stars the other night. No really! At least I think they were stars. After a fabulous fall observing season that went on for many weeks it's time to get back to typical Midwest winter ...

At 65 degrees long and 40 degrees wide, the Winter Football covers almost half of the southern sky. 'Winter Football' constellation to be visible Super Bowl night. Here's where to look ...