Pegasus, Seen in autumn; looks like a flying horse; helps to locate other constellations., Hercules, Seen in spring; known as the strongman; helps locate other stars., The Big Dipper, Seen all year in the Northern Hemisphere; looks like a dipper or spoon and helps find the North Star (Polaris)., Draco, Seen all year in the north; looks like a dragon; helps find other constellations., Crux, Seen all year in the Southern Hemisphere; has a cross shape and helps find the south direction., Orion, Seen in winter; has three bright stars in a row that point to east and west., Sagittarius, Seen in summer; looks like a teapot and points to the center of the Milky Way.

Compass-stellation

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?