What is Orion's belt? Which star is it?

On winter nights, people can observe the starry sky and see the vivid outline of Orion. It is like a majestic hunter, and its shiny belt is eye-catching. So, what is this belt of Orion? Let's get to know each other. Orion dominates the winter night sky in the northern hemisphere. It is a huge constellation with many bright stars, such as Betelgeuse, which constitutes the shoulder of Orion. Betelgeuse is under his belt, and its belt is Samsung, which is easy for beginners to recognize. Orion Belt is a constellation in Orion, which includes three bright stars, namely Orion ζ (Betelgeuse I), Betelgeuse II (Orion ε (Alnilam) and Akisaka (Orion δ (Akisaka)) from east to west. Altnitak means a girl's waist, while Alnilam in the girdle means beltofpearls, and Mintaka in the westernmost part means a belt. These three stars are between 800 and 1000 light years away from the earth. Orion belt these three stars, their mass is very huge. The mass of Betelgeuse is 20 times that of the sun, its brightness is 10000 times that of the sun, and its surface temperature is above 33000 degrees Celsius. The mass of Betelgeuse is 20 times that of the sun, its brightness is 18000 times that of the sun, and its surface temperature is above 27000 degrees Celsius. Mintaka's mass is 10 times that of the sun, its brightness is 7000 times that of the sun, and its surface temperature is above 33000 degrees Celsius. Conclusion: Finding Orion's belt is the easiest way to locate Orion in the night sky. Every year, around 9: 00 pm in the middle of 1 month, when Orion passes through the meridian, it is the easiest time to find the Orion belt. These three stars are called three Maria in Latin America, and they are used as symbols of winter nights in the northern hemisphere, when the sun is at the lowest (southernmost) position in a year.