A recently discovered comet is currently gracing our morning skies, with its signature green glow and long tail trailing behind. Comet SWAN25F is speeding toward the Sun for a dangerously close ...

From Andromeda to Ursa Major, these cosmic landmarks dominate the sky. Learning how to spot them will turn you into a star gazer. The Andromeda constellation, also known as the Chained Maiden, is ...

The end of daylight saving time means an extra hour to view such constellations as the Great Square of Pegasus. Credit: Creators.com illustration Every year around this time, most of us in North ...

Right after dusk, the Great Square of Pegasus is in the eastern ... I mean that I use it to find not only the rest of Pegasus, but neighboring constellations, including Andromeda and Pisces.

This is a good time to view the “Great Square of Pegasus” as it rises in the ... Coming off the northeast corner of the square is the constellation Andromeda. Andromeda holds the M31 galaxy ...

Keep your eyes peeled towards the west-northwest sky, where it will be moving across the Great Square of Pegasus constellation into Aries, according to Space.com. Oregon coast astrophotographer ...

For now, binoculars or a telescope will be necessary to find the comet in the west-northwest sky, where it will be moving across the Great Square of Pegasus constellation into Aries, according to ...

It was reassigned about 1930 to the neighboring constellation of Andromeda ... star Mirfak form an arc that connects to the Great Square of Pegasus. Just to the east of the Great Square lies ...

No matter how you see the constellations Pegasus and Andromeda, the saga of how the lovely princess found herself tied to a flying horse’s rear end is part of the great Greek mythological story ...

By month's end, the four stars that make up the square will be roughly twice as high by sundown, as will the rest of the stars that comprise the Pegasus constellation. The Great Square is made up ...

They all are directly in congruence with the Square of Pegasus. “The constellation, Pegasus, represents a flying horse, but the great square - a prominent asterism within Pegasus, is a landmark ...

The western horizon in January has the last of summer’s constellations, complete with the Northern Cross asterism of Cygnus standing upright on the horizon. The Great Square of Pegasus is high ...