Three Constellations in One: The Summer Triangle-ASTRONOMY

*Don't let the name fool you-the Summer Triangle is visible throughout much of the year!*
This 5-minute astronomy documentary will show you how to find the Summer Triangle-its three bright stars (Deneb, Vega, and Altair) are easy to recognize and make an important landmark, unlocking a large part of the night sky! You'll quickly learn how to use the triangle to find the constellations Cygnus, Lyra, and Aquila-and with those under your belt, even more nearby constellations like Vulpecula, Delphinus, Sagittarius, and more!
Since the Summer Triangle is a great way to start a search for constellations in it and near it, here are links for videos on those constellations:
Sagittarius: • Sagittarius Constellat...
Scorpius: • Scorpius Constellation...
Pegasus: • Pegasus and Andromeda ...
COMING SOON: Lyra and Cygnus
#science #astronomy #constellation #nightsky #Deneb #Vega #Altair #Cygnus #Lyra #Aquila #Pegasus #Sagittarius #Scorpius #Summer Triangle
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[@swftwlly]

Thank you for another great video presentation.

[@thenightskywithzacharysinger]

Thanks Bill! :)

[@Big0leBee]

I love these videos so much. I come back to them often when I’m stressed out and the information has helped me with stargazing ❤

[@thenightskywithzacharysinger]

I’m glad my videos have served a dual purpose for you. For what it’s worth, I find that getting behind a telescope’s eyepiece for a while is a terrific stress reliever, as are books or videos that can make you step back and experience wonder… Good that my projects here may be helping with that. :)

[@josephnaja]

Great video. Thanks

[@thenightskywithzacharysinger]

Glad you liked it, Joseph... :)

[@tamarafox7386]

Born on my parent's birthday ... I have been told I come from this constellation... =) from so many psychic people and past life regressions

[@liveandletlive8264]

👍🙋‍♂️❤ from Croatia !

[@thenightskywithzacharysinger]

Cool! I'm always amazed at how far across the world these videos can reach, and I'm glad you enjoyed them... :)

[@shanefike2016]

Alberio!

[@thenightskywithzacharysinger]

:)

[@Galangxd]

thanks!

[@thenightskywithzacharysinger]

You bet! :)

[@garylawson5381]

This the age of instant gratification. Go to telescopes and software that take a person instantly to an object of interest.
There is much lost by not learning the night sky.
I have always urged beginners in astronomy to learn the night sky first.
Thank you for sharing your passion for astronomy!

[@calebelkins8600]

I agree. I actually have a telescope with those features, but have yet to do a sky alignment on it. I have just been using it manually to learn the sky.

[@brianstewart23]

So if an imperial star destroyer were in the sky, and filled the summer triangle when overhead, how far away would it be?

[@eliascorson6547]

According to my math, it would be about 3.26 kilometers high (2.03 miles).
This is assuming it’s a class 1 imperial star destroyer, which has a width of 548 meters. This is also assuming the length of two average fists is 10cm and you have an average wingspan.

[@hermitcard4494]

Eagle constellation looks more like a crane. Eagles have no long neck. I'll personally call it Pterodactyl xD

[@agnieszkaleszcz7507]

In astrology is it any matter?

[@shanefike2016]

Move to the right

[@shanefike2016]

Wake up