What constellations can you always see in Beijing?

Let's talk about it now. The place is Beijing. Orion basically appears in the southeast sky from 8 o'clock, because there are many bright stars in Orion, which can be used as a sign constellation for watching the sky in spring.

Orion is near Taurus in the northwest. If the observation conditions are good, you can see a V-shape composed of bright Cebu star and three other relatively dark stars, and further northwest is the famous Pleiades cluster.

A large area to the south of Taurus is the Bojiang constellation, and there are no obvious bright stars, so it is not easy to observe.

Back to Orion, there is a particularly bright star in the southwest of Orion, brighter than Betelgeuse in the lower right corner of Orion. This is Sirius, the first bright star in the whole day. An area southwest of Sirius is Canis major.

Back to Orion, the width of Orion is about 1.5 in the northwest of Orion, and two bright stars can be seen, which are basically arranged in the north-south direction. These are Gemini α and β, and the interval between them and Orion is the Gemini sector.

There is an opposite bright star to the south of Gemini, which is basically at the midpoint of the line between Gemini and Sirius. This is Alpha Canis, and there is a dark star to the north of this star. These two stars basically constitute the constellation canis minor.

After 10 in the afternoon, Orion crossed the zenith and looked along the extension line connecting Taurus and Gemini. There is one area where there are no bright stars, that is, Cancer, and the famous M44 ghost cluster. Further on the extension line is Leo. This line is the ecliptic, which can connect the constellation 12, but at present, the sky in Virgo is about to dawn.

These constellations contain many deep spaces worth seeing, including Pleiades Cluster, Pleiades Cluster, Orion Nebula, M 1 Crab Nebula, Ghost Clusters and so on. If you have a telescope with a diameter over 80MM, you can find endless fun even on the balcony.

And in recent days, Mars will rise from the east around 9 o'clock to catch up with Orion. It looks like a very bright red star.

Come on, I hope you have a good observation position. I'm in Beijing, and it's hard to see these.