Which constellation in all-day 88 does the Milky Way belong to?

It is not that the Milky Way belongs to any part of the Milky Way. The way we observe the Milky Way in the Milky Way is the Milky Way in the sky. This is it.

However, the Milky Way we can see in summer and winter is really different. In fact, it's just that we observe in different directions. In summer, we can see the center of the galaxy inward. In winter, we can only see the edge of the galaxy outward, just because the sun is close to the center of the galaxy in the sky.

The stars in constellation 88 are all from the Milky Way, and they are all very close to us. We can't see any stars outside the milky way with the naked eye. It's too far and too dark.

The equator, ecliptic and vagina have nothing special to do with themselves.

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Why do you think the Milky Way is a ring? If it were really a ring centered on us, there wouldn't be so many stars near us. The stars in the Milky Way are distributed in a disc shape, so there is a band of light in the sky.

In summer, we can see the center of the Milky Way in Sagittarius.