What constellation can you see in the sky in summer?

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Analysis:

Eagle (concerned about Altair) and Lyra (concerned about Vega)

In different seasons, the observed constellations are different.

In summer, you will see a bright white band in the sky. This band of light is called the Milky Way, commonly known as Tianhe. The Milky Way is made up of many stars far away from us. Because these stars are too far away, our eyes can't distinguish the stars one by one. They look white.

On the east bank of the Milky Way, there is a bright star. On both sides of this bright star, there are two darker stars, and the three stars form a polar shape. This bright star is called Altair.

On the west bank of the Milky Way, across the river from Altair, there is a particularly conspicuous bright star that emits white light, and there are four relatively dark stars near this bright star, forming a spindle shape. This bright star is called Vega.

Altair belongs to the eagle and Vega belongs to Lyra. The well-known story of Cowherd and Weaver Girl in China is based on these two stars.