How to find Sirius: Sirius is best seen after sunset in winter. ... Rigel. This relatively young, blue star is the brightest one in the constellation Orion, glowing at the hunter’s left foot.

Rigel is the second brightest star in the winter football, and by far is the most powerful star. It is almost as bright as Sirius from our view, but is a lot farther away, around 800 light-years ...

Dr. Charles Greeley Abbot, of the Smithsonian Institution who last Spring made scientific history with his measurements of the sun's heat (TIME, May 5), has now, from the Mt. Wilson observatory, ...

Rigel is the second-brightest star in the winter football, and by far the most powerful star. It’s almost as bright as Sirius from our view but it’s a lot farther away, around 800 light-years ...

The Winter Hexagon is a six-sided figure whose end points include Sirius, the sky's brightest star, along with three more of the top 10 brightest: Capella, Rigel, and Procyon. Good luck! List of ...

The Winter Circle, which includes Sirius and Procyon (from the Winter Triangle), Castor and Pollux (from the Mars Triangle), as well as Rigel, Capella, and Aldebaran, rises in the east and sets in ...

How to find Sirius: Sirius is best seen after sunset in winter. Follow the three stars of Orion’s belt to the east, and you’ll see Sirius as a bright beacon.