Astrology of the twelve constellations in the starry sky

Aries: Every year in late1February, on a cold winter night, facing south, there is a big triangle pattern on the top of the head, which looks like a goat looking back.

That's Aries.

Taurus: 1 late month, there will be a cluster in the center of the sky that looks like a shepherd. This is Taurus.

Gemini: In the cold early March, there will be a constellation in the south of the sky that looks like two men standing side by side. That is Gemini.

Cancer: In late March, in the south of the center of the sky, at an angle of about 15 degrees, there was a faintly visible cluster, that is, Cancer.

Leo: In late April, a star cluster like a question mark in the southern sky is Leo.

Virgo: In late June, there is a girlish constellation in the southern sky, Virgo.

Libra: In early July, a constellation similar to Libra appeared in the southern sky.

Scorpio: In the southern sky from summer to early autumn, 65,438+06 shining stars make up Scorpio. The icon of Scorpio is "S" shaped, much like a bent scorpion.

Sagittarius: Every September, near the southern horizon, facing Scorpio is Sagittarius.

Capricorn: Every year in late September, you can find an inverted triangle in the air. This is Capricorn.

Aquarius: In the southern sky in mid-October, many small stars make up Aquarius. (Water ripple)

Pisces: 1 1 Late in the month, Pisces can be found in the distance. (Two fish are opposite)