What constellation is the cluster located in?

Pleiades cluster (M45) is one of the open clusters. In the northern hemisphere, it is a large and bright open cluster in the west, located in Taurus, which can be seen with the naked eye in the clear night sky. Its bright star lies in the Pleiades, hence its name. Messier's catalog number is M45, and there are usually six or seven bright stars visible to the naked eye, so it is often called Seven Sisters Cluster. It is one of the brightest open clusters recently. The Pleiades cluster contains more than 3,000 stars, with a width of about 13 light years, a distance of 128 parsec (4 17 light years) and a diameter of about 4 parsec.

Pleiades cluster (Chinese pinyin: moxiù xě ng tuá n, also known as Seven Sisters cluster, English pleiades; Messier nebula cluster table. M45) is one of the brightest open clusters recently and one of the most famous clusters. Located in Taurus, it can be seen with the naked eye under the clear night sky. Six bright stars are usually visible to the naked eye. The apparent diameter of the Pleiades cluster is about 2, forming a bucket shape. It has more than 200 members, and it is a very young cluster with an age of about 50 million years. The Pleiades is also a moving star cluster.

The Pleiades cluster contains more than 3,000 stars, with a width of about 13 light years, a distance of 128 parsec (4 17 light years) and a true diameter of about 4 parsec.

In ancient China, bright stars were listed as Pleiades. There are many legends and myths about it, also known as "Seven Sisters Group". Generally, the naked eye can see six stars, and those with good eyesight can see more, so it can be used to measure eyesight or sunny days.