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You do know that it's actually "boh-OH-teez", not "BOO-tez", right? That second O has a diaeresis for a reason. Lovely series of videos otherwise!

The constellation with supposedly eternal "time portals". Astrologers got that one wrong. But I think our solar system could have them too.

Orion always hunted by scorpion hubris I m afraid. So many stories…

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When u bring the 3rd eye down

THIS CONSTALATION HAS 2 EYES

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Let's change the stars. What I mean is, get the IAU to, OFFICIALLY, make a new constellation. My idea for changing the stars includes Orion, Taurus and Pleiades (Subaru). Figure it's time to put something up there that's relevant to us, don't you think? Take Orion's belt and Betelgeuse becomes the head with a baseball hat. The 3 stars of Orion's belt make up the 3 fat belt loops on a baseball uniform. Below the belt are two legs bending at the knee. Saiph is the back foot and Rigel is the front foot. The feet aligning perfectly under the bent knees. The spear pointing at "Subaru" is the bat being swung and "Pleiades" is the baseball flying away after being hit. Bellatrix is the hand that let go of the bat and Aldebaran of Taurus is the tip. Put it all together and you get, "THE ALL-STAR." In my case, I see a left-handed batter and I imagine a "7" on the jersey. Which makes him, "Mickey." (As it should be ;-) But you can put any number you want, making, "THE ALL-STAR," any player you want. It'd be wrong of me to not, at least, try. This is me, trying. Pass it on, please and thank you. Don't worry, where I come from, crazy is a compliment.

My nic name is boo My father gave me at birth in constellation of bootes stars are ended with your DNA because that's why he its said knew you before you were born 😊😊

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!

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 ❤

With years of experience and recorded observations with different optics and especially my 10" Newtonian, I have always had a passion for the study of astronomy. In reference to open clusters I learned that Ursa Major is also a possible open cluster, and that because of our close proximity we don't perceive it as such. In reference to the constellation Scorpius, my late sister who left this world in 2012 was somewhat of a astrology fan. Her birth constellation Scorpius was high enough above the horizon in all it's glory the night she passed. By the way, I love your channel!

Although I have years of recorded observations and experience, this is a great practical astronomy channel. Very good video!!!

Great content! Do you have more information about Spica? ty

I am so fascinated by Spica, do u hvae more information about this star and its annual behavior? Ty

Scorpius is one of my favorite Constellations and I live far enough South it isn't too low in the sky though as August goes into Sept. it can be difficult to see it when it's dusty. M4 globular cluster right next to Antares which is a giant red sun they can make a nice pair. Down in the crook of the stinger in the lower right side is the Northern Jewel Box open cluster and it is a beauty. Just below it are two stars that look like a double binary, but are just an optical binary of two different color stars. They look great when pictured with the Jewel Box at the bottom.

Wonderful videos. Thank you sir.

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Very informative. Thank you

Very nice video. Thankyou

Always lovely to see the vast world of celestial objects beyond the limits of our planet, hopefully there's even more to explore in the future

Can you send to me on orion conciliation star belt planets

I see that constellation all the time. Infact ita tge only one that actually looks like the name of it. Well otger then the big dipper. But i always said hey tgat looks like a kite. I didnt know it was called that lol

Excellent video. Thanks. I compiled a list of targets with directions in both Scorpius and Sagittarius and am looking that way tonight (and beyond!). I used Stellarium on my laptop and zoomed in, giving me more targets than I knew were there. I'll be looking for M22, M8, M20, popping over to open clusters M21 and M23, the "Patch" M24, globular M28 on the way from Kaus Borealis to the multiple Mu Sag (Polis), to M25, continuing up to M17 then M16 in Serpens. It should be fun. If I can stay awake, in lower Scorpius I want Caldwell 76, the double/multiple Sargas, to Ptolemy's cluster M7 and up to Butterfly cluster M6. Whether I get everything is doubtful (especially if I hang around with something especially striking- I always stay on M92 for example), but it's been cloudy more evenings than not, so I'm going to have a good time. Clear skies to all, and thanks again!

Thanks for the tour. I'm also in Colorado, probably south of you in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains about 30 miles to New Mexico. I'm a relative newbie, having my 8" Dob since late November. My primary targets last night were towards the east in Cygnus, Aquila, and Lyra. Unfortunately, like most of the winter and spring, clouds shared the sky in the evening...mostly towards the east and at zenith. Vega would occasionally peek out. I had time to split Mizar again (oh boy!), but not time enough to view M101 or 51. Hercules never showed, so trying to give M13 further consideration compared to more lovely M92 in my opinion didn't happen. Clouds swept toward the south beyond Scorpius, where I planned on finishing my evening. Spica and Virgo were SSW, mostly in the clear, as was Corvus, which was sinking behind the house and ridge to the west. Enough haze and broken clouds filling in kept M104 from view. I didn't have a "plan B" or C, which is why I'm here, looking for objects to view in Virgo in a different direction. Venus in the totally clear western sky was just taunting me, to no avail. Breaking down to set up again on the other side of the house wasn't going to happen. Now I have a place to start, thanks to your video. Much appreciated. Clear Skies, and I'm subscribing to your channel.

Great video. Thanks

Appreciate the video couldn't find any better video about explaining the constellation Scorpius. Thanks!

If u really think about it , man has mapped out space so much that there has to be other life forms out there

Thank you for an amazing and informative video. It was precise and well-organized. Please do the same with the other constellations. Thank you again.

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

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Alberio!

That bitch is always over my house

Subscribed for sure. Love the relaxing style and your enthusiasm, I hope you keep them coming.

Thank you for this information

Sagitarius contains the most number of Messiar Objects

0:46 in some star outlines Virgo appers as a Stick figure or a letter Y

Somtimes the star outline of Gemini resembles 2 stick figures then a horseshoe

The 2 stars flanking Antares are Alniyat (Sigma) to the right and Al Niyat (Tau) to the left. They both mean the arteries because Antares is nicknamed the heart of the scorpion. Antares means Rival of mars because ecery so often you might see Mars passing near the star.

Regulus means prince or Little King. Denebola means tail of the lion.

3:06 incorrect Aldebaran is NOT part of the Hyades star cluster. it happens to be in the line of sight.

Hi, I always watch the stars and constellations every day. And I noticed that the one star of Taurus's horn was turned to red. I don't know exactly but it is sure in my eyes. Could you explain about this?