When is Orion observed?
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Orion can be observed in the clear night of Poush, Magh in winter season.
The most noticeable part of Orion is Orion’s Belt. These three stars in a row aren’t the brightest in the sky, but they’ll catch your eye. As seen from mid-northern latitudes, Orion appears to be lying on his side with his Belt stars pointing upward when he first ascends into our eastern sky in mid-evening at this time of year.
Things to remember from The Universe
- The group stars that appear in the form of closed groups and form recognizable shape and pattern are called constellations.
- Ursa Major: It has seven big stars appearing like as the shape of a question mark. This group of stars is called big dipper or Great Bear
- Galaxy is a collection of large numbers of stars.
- Constellation is collection of few stars.
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