Find the Winter Triangle | November 17 - November 23
Season 48 Episode 46 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Star Gazers STGZ539 November 17-23, 2025 “Find the Winter Triangle”
Star Gazers STGZ539 November 17-23, 2025 “Find the Winter Triangle”
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Find the Winter Triangle | November 17 - November 23
Season 48 Episode 46 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Star Gazers STGZ539 November 17-23, 2025 “Find the Winter Triangle”
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipGREETINGS STAR PALS ~ TRACE HERE - WINTER IS# ONE OF THE BEST TIMES TO SEE CONSTELLATIONS LIKE ORION, AND CANIS MAJOR AND MINOR!# LEMME SHOW YOU A TRICK TO FIND THEM.
HIT THE DARKNESS AT 11:30PM ANY NIGHT THIS# WEEK AND LOOK SOUTHEAST.
ORION WILL BE SHINING BRIGHT WITH HIS BLINGY BELT STARS# - ALNITAK, ALNILAM AND MINTAKA.
TO START, FIND ORION’S LEFT ARMPIT - BETELGEUSE, A# GORGEOUS RED GIANT 425 LIGHT YEARS AWAY NOW LOOK DOWN TOWARD THE HORIZON FOR# SIRIUS!
IT’S THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE SKY, AND MARKS THE NOSE OF ORION’S TRUSTY DOGGO CANIS MAJOR.
IT’S SO BRIGHT BECAUSE SIRIUS IS# RELATIVELY CLOSE AT 23 LIGHT-YEARS AWAY, THEN MOVE LEFT TO PROCYON IN CANIS MINOR - CONNECT PROCYON, SIRIUS AND BETELGEUSE TO FORM THE WINTER TRIANGLE.
DON’T GO TOO# FAR - JUPITER IS OVER THERE TOO!
ENJOY THE STARS OF THE WINTER# TRIANGLE, AND KEEP LOOKIN’ UP!
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