At that time, even those living as far south as 20 degrees south latitude can see the Queen, hovering directly above their northern horizon. Cassiopeia circles in the north opposite to the Big ...

Here are the constellations you need to know for today's star-themed puzzle The star lore of Cassiopeia has always captivated me: A queen of Aethiopia boasting of her beauty, and that of her ...

Cassiopeia the Queen is climbing high in the northeast on late August evenings. The constellation’s familiar “W” or “M” shape seems propped up on one side, eternally (by human standards ...

Cassiopeia the Queen is one of the most distinctive constellations in the sky. Its five brightest stars form a W pattern that is easily recognizable by even the most casual stargazer. In Greek ...

Cassiopeia (pronounced kass ee oh pee’ uh) the Queen is one of the first constellations amateur astronomers come to recognize. That’s because its five brightest stars form an asterism that ...

All through fall and winter, Queen Cassiopeia rules the northern skies. Now, as the Big Dipper rises in the northeast, Cassiopeia is dropping in the northwestern sky. If you want to get a good ...

The star lore of Cassiopeia has always captivated me: A queen of Aethiopia boasting of her beauty, and that of her daughter, ropes in five other constellations to her story. As the tale goes, ...