Northern Hemisphere Spring Night Constellation _ Common Constellations in Northern Hemisphere in Spring

The most prominent constellation in the starry sky in spring night is

You are downstairs. First of all, Polaris is not the brightest star. In the northern hemisphere, the brightest star is Alpha Capricorn, which can be seen in spring and Leo is easy to recognize. It forms a flat square, and the star at the lower right of the square is very bright, which is Xuanyuan XIV (Alpha Leo). In the west, it is very close to the horizon. A bright star is Alpha Auriga. Cassiopeia can be seen all year round. Formed a w shape in the north. Very conspicuous. However, the most striking thing is Capricorn and Leo. Capricorn is slightly south of the zenith and Leo is in the west.

The south and the north may be slightly different.

This is the spring star map, which is convenient for you to find.