Last nite i looked at the sky and I saw three bright stars sloping upward slightly and in a line. Above those stars were two more but they were further away and spaced apart. Below the three stars I notice two more. Is mars above orion?Can you tell me about the constellation orion?the three stars are in orions belt, yes mars is near orion at the right time of night at this time,Can you tell me about the constellation orion?
Are you sure that you weren't looking at Uranus?Can you tell me about the constellation orion?They say you can actually go to a site where beings live in the area,of orion,,language may be a problem but they may help.I texted a dude from Mars a week ago and he really hates it there and wants to move to earth but cant get a way hear.So I'm gonna contact NASA.
It sounds like it.
This is Orion: http://z.about.com/d/space/1/7/t/L/orion鈥?/a>
If what you see looks like that, then it's Orion.Can you tell me about the constellation orion?Orion's Belt is easy to find because of the three stars in an almost perfect line. Mars is all over the sky but those three stars once you spot them are very distinctive. Oddly those three stars are not actually next to each other, and they are not nearly the same size. 味 Ori (Alnitak), 蔚 Ori (Alnilam) and 未 Ori (Mintaka) make up the asterism known as Orion's Belt. They only appear to be side by side and in a row from our vantage point. The closest is 800 light years the fartherst (the middle star) is 1300 light years. You can read more about the Orion constellation here.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_%28co鈥?/a>
.Can you tell me about the constellation orion?
We need more information to answer this question (or any question about the sky). We need to know:
1) Where on the Earth are you located?
2) What time of night (and date, if not current)?
3) what direction and altitude above the horizon are you looking at?
Otherwise we're just guessing.
the three stars in a slope are the stars of orion belt.they are alnitak,alnilam and mintaka.the stars above orion belt are betelguese and bellatrix and below are rigel and saiph(rigel is brighter one and the most brightest in orion. mars is NOT above
orion.mars is in quiet north direction from orion's upper stars(i.e. in left from three stars if facing east) MARS is easily recognizable due to its slight red colour as compared from other stars. also its doesn't twinkle...Can you tell me about the constellation orion?
I don't know where Mars is exactly right now, but yes, that sounds like Orion's belt. They are called Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka. There should also be a sort of smudge nearby, the Orion Nebula.
Orion's brilliant stars are found on the celestial equator and are visible throughout the world. Its three prominent "belt" stars - three stars of medium brightness in the mid-section of this constellation - make this constellation easy to spot and globally recognized. From mid-northern latitudes, Orion is visible in the evening from November to early May and in the morning from late July to November.
There are other contemporary names for Orion like Saucepan in Australia, Drie Konings by Afrikaans speakers in South Africa,les Trois Rois in french,Amber in other Commonwealth countries such as the United Kingdom.
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