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Bootes Constellation

Bootes constellation. North is at top. Its brightest star is Arcturus (Alpha Bootis, lower centre), which is the fourth brightest star in the sky. At upper right are some of the stars in The Plough (part of the constellation Ursa Major, the great bear). At centre left is the small constellation Corona Borealis, the northern crown. This comprises an arc of stars with the bright star Alphecca, or Gemma (Alpha Coronae Borealis) at its centre. These northern constellations are best observed in spring and summer from the northern hemisphere.
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Title:
Bootes Constellation
Caption:
Bootes constellation. North is at top. Its brightest star is Arcturus (Alpha Bootis, lower centre), which is the fourth brightest star in the sky. At upper right are some of the stars in The Plough (part of the constellation Ursa Major, the great bear). At centre left is the small constellation Corona Borealis, the northern crown. This comprises an arc of stars with the bright star Alphecca, or Gemma (Alpha Coronae Borealis) at its centre. These northern constellations are best observed in spring and summer from the northern hemisphere.
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Album / Science Source / LARRY LANDOLFI
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Keywords:
ALPHA ALPHECCA ARCTURUS ASTRONOMICAL ASTRONOMY BOOTES BOOTIS BOREALIS CELESTIAL CONSTELLATION CORONA CORONAE COSMIC COSMOLOGY COSMOS EVENING GALACTIC GEMMA HEAVENLY NIGHT OUTER OUTERSPACE SCIENCE SKY SPACE (COSMOS) SPACE SPATIAL STAR STARFIELD STARRY STARS STELLAR