Types of Constellations

[@learnthesky]

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[@a.t.3168]

I am very happy to see that there are still people like you who give attention to this kind of information investing time in explaining it. We still have a chance! Thank you.

[@CyrusShameliOfficial]

My mum showed me the Ursa Major today

[@cooldude885]

ME???

[@CyrusShameliOfficial]

@@cooldude885 errr yes :)

[@sagittariusbeauty]

I just seen it for the first time tonight!

[@athravamishra7264]

NOICE

[@balaganeshr]

It’s sapta rishi mandala

[@megaaaaaaan1622]

It's so fun going outside and hunting down different constellations, and piecing together stars to make the shape you're looking for.

[@danger5489]

Its amazing how some guy tripping on acid was like all these stars make these shapes. And then everyone in astrology was like ya lets go with it for all of time.

[@Mike_Toreno]

yea, like how did you see a chair and a person sitting in that chair in the constellation Cassiopeia?

[@PhilipOsredkar]

Never understood it too and it has always bothered me.

[@megaaaaaaan1622]

@IAmALizard astrology more focuses on constellations than actual outer space like astronomy.

[@robertclymer6948]

This is so amazing! I am so glad I discovered your channel. thanks for sharing these with us, and appreciate your hard work and teachings.

[@PachecoYusuf]

Oh Thank you! 🌹 You are excellent at explaining. I love looking at the night sky and had so many questions and had noticed the patterns, again thank you for this insight.✨

[@The_Revealer_7]

Thank you for explaining the categories of constellations. Your teaching is appreciated.

[@alexleanh]

It's amazing to know these today... and to think that ancient civilizations have learned, discovered and known these thousand years ago!

[@HeyKevinYT]

I saw the lunar eclipse yesterday plus Orion pointing at the Pleiades to the right and Sirius to the left!! it was amazing

[@learnthesky]

I'm happy to hear you were able to see the lunar eclipse.

[@jayasoni2871]

You are speaking very clearly so that we can understand nicely ! 😊👍🏻👍🏻

[@chaahxtc]

I finally came across a video which made me understand what exactly is going on up there. Thanks a lot

[@Gehen_a]

Da minha casa tenho visão de orion, cão maior e cão menor (Brasil) sempre que o céu está limpo, minha constelação favorita é cassiopeia, planejo viajar para algum lugar que consiga ver ela algum dia, amo astronomia e estou adorando aprender mais no canal, seria bom se mais vídeos tivessem legendas para português

[@abetobykakekapetum8828]

In my culture there is a story about the Ursa Major (great bear) that the bear used to have a long tail and was tricked into losing it which is why they have small tails now.

[@stargazer6510]

Astronomy as always very intriguing. Good job 👍.

[@Soggy_Cake]

Your way of explaining is so relaxing, great video!

[@misheckwams9748]

Those Circum polar constellations you have mentioned are only found in northern hemisphere. Try to find also those of the southern hemisphere

[@bradfilippone7064]

I stumbled upon this while looking for other astronomical videos. It is certainly a great introduction for beginners. The information wasn't new to me since I've been an amateur astronomer since my childhood, but it is very well-presented. The only thing I would have added is a passing mention that there are southern circumpolar constellations that never rise in our latitudes. Camelopardalis I suspect you left out of the circumpolar constellations because there are no bright stars in it. But it has some great deep sky objects. :)

[@learnthesky]

Thank you for your comment. My hope is to reach beginners, so I'm glad you picked up on that. You are correct about why I didn't include Camelopardalis. I myself haven't really been able to point the pattern out. I will be sure to learn more about the objects in this constellation.

[@exo-lsleepingmonster7379]

This is so well-delivered. It's so amazing to know that there's circumpolar constellation, zodiacal constellation and seasonal constellation. All this while long idk that only certain constellation could be seen in certain season. Thanks for the vid!!

[@shuttle461]

Thanks for such a clear explanation.

[@zone47]

Great info especially for a newbie, thanks!!

[@OfficialVasuRastogi]

Watching skies along with your videos = whole new world 🌍

[@danceswithcritters]

I'm confused about seasonal constellations. I live at the South Pole. Where are you at ?

[@benjaminhoover6427]

looking from northern hemisphere

[@benjaminhoover6427]

if you lived at south pole, that means youre a scientist and should know better to than ask questions.

[@georginamoreno3307]

Wow South Pole 😲😲 is it cold there ? I live in Texas hi 😁😄😃

[@nwrastafari]

They should be called Quarterly instead.

[@danceswithcritters]

@@benjaminhoover6427 The most fundamental aspect of science is to ask questions and then solve them using science .

[@sakshimisra6905]

You are a great teacher Teach with the best information

[@yousiflavinfernando6853]

Today we had a clear sky, I could see Orion, Canis Major, Canis Minor, Leo, gemini, Cassiopeia and Perseus

[@alisoomro7476]

Its really easy to understand and is most informative

[@treatseaweed]

You just made it clear.

[@domijayawardena9495]

8.25pm. Very useful for my research .

[@dlhoffman7616]

I just found your channel. I have been researching astrology and learning from Stellarium. I wanted to learn more and found you. Your videos are well presented and look forward to watching more on this channel. Thank you for sharing.

[@learnthesky]

Thanks for being here. I started this channel because I wanted to learn more myself, but couldn't find what I was looking for. The topics of my videos will always include how to find the constellations, the bright stars, celestial objects, and mythologies.

[@kevanhubbard9673]

My circumpolar 1st magnitude stars are; Capella, Vega and Deneb with Capella being the closet to the celestial pole.

[@halalbangali]

This video sounds like the teacher in khanacedamy

[@learnthesky]

I actually started this channel 4 years ago when I was applying to become a teacher at Khan Academy. I didn’t make the cut, but even so, I’m glad I started this venture. I’ve learned so much in the process and enjoy doing this.

[@halalbangali]

@@learnthesky thanks for teaching me coding. ( and types of constellations. :)

[@blacksky6016]

A very helpful lesson 🙌🤩

[@Navy_realawesomness]

I found Casseopeia

[@Anonymous-wz6or]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!............REALLY REALLY HELPED A LOT!!! 😃😃😊😊👍👍👌👌🙏💖💖

[@nagarajtirumani4752]

Very good explanation and highly informative.

[@andrealuisecandido1154]

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[@andrealuisecandido1154]

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[@spurthichadharam9144]

Thank you I think we can shall may vphv understand the importance and meaning of stars and constellations....In telugu there are around 27 nakshatras recognized as Janma nakshatram, And in english there are around 88 but I think we can shall may vphv recognize 12 major ones as actual constellations And similarly in hindi too

[@kishoregovinde6629]

Please make a video on Hydra

[@jnik3352]

Who's here because your teacher said so

[@aliahsvlogs8821]

I am 😬

[@Navy_realawesomness]

I just saw Auriga Taurus Orion And Ursa Major and Canis minor and Pegasus In The Sky

[@peaceblob69]

You mean

[@peaceblob69]

*Canis Major*

[@Navy_realawesomness]

@@peaceblob69 Yeah that one

[@swayamtirlotkar9377]

I liked it, good explanation thank u

[@mynewzworld7594]

Thanku for your wonderful explanation 🙏🙏👍😍

[@suryasri8723]

Aries Taurus Gemini cancer leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces This are the Zodiac constillation AUTUMN COSTILLATION IN ZODIAC ARIES , LIBRA , CAPRICORN, AQUARIUS AND PISCES . THIS IS THE ZODIAC AUTUMN COSTILLATION WINTER CONSTILLATION TAURUS GEMINI CANCER SUMMBER CONSTILLATION SAGITTARIUS SPRING CONSTILLATION LEO , VIRGO AND SCORPIO COMES FROM WINTER AND SUMMER

[@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667]

Very helpful. Learning all the constellations.

[@Thlastday00]

Job 38: 31 Can you tie the ropes of the Kimah constellation, Or untie the cords of the Kesil constellation? 32 Can you lead out a constellation in its season, Or guide the Ash constellation along with its sons? 33 Do you know the laws governing the heavens, Or can you impose their authority on the earth? 34 Can you raise your voice to the clouds To cause a flood of water to cover you? 35 Can you send out lightning bolts? Will they come and say to you, Here we are!36 Who put wisdom within the clouds Or gave understanding to the sky phenomenon? Apocalypse 14: 6 And I saw another angel flying in midheaven, and he had everlasting good news to declare to those who dwell on the earth, to every nation and tribe and tongue and people. 7 He was saying in a loud voice: “Fear God and give him glory, because the hour of judgment by him has arrived, so worship the One who made the heaven and the earth and the sea and the springs of water.” ("יְהֹוָה,YHWH,Yahveh, Jehova") (Isaiah 42: 8-9, Psalms 83: 19).

[@sharroon7574]

Which translation?

[@Thlastday00]

Shar Roon All translations are the same and have the same meaning, “the only” big difference is that some bibles removed a translation of the name of God The most High and put the word LORD. Misleading so many to think Jesus the son of god is the most high as well. This is the new world translation easier to read as you can see.

[@pamelaholden9576]

Thank you so much for the reference to the word of God regarding man’s relationship with creation.

[@marcelpenuelatraub2343]

Actually, the Southern Hemisphere has circumpolar constelllations too, depending on the latitude- but, as there isn't a true star at the South Celestial Pole, and less people live in the Southern Hemisphere, they're not talked about as much.

[@livmilesparanormalromanceb6891]

I loved this, thank you!

[@MareaMatsumoto]

I wanna learn constellations because I have an exam tommorow

[@amanitamuscaria7500]

thank you. Very clear.

[@tamartin7001]

Interesting, a pity the southern polar constellations were not at least mentioned (Octans)

[@funwithaadrika8371]

I was going Kanpur in April 2022 i woke up at 4: 02 I saw the pole star ... Like my comment if u have seen pole star 😊😊

[@gamingwithriku983]

luv it really helpful for my contest

[@rafaelvictor2111]

I love it, thanks

[@mrice5718]

Learning is better

[@pukhrajmansion8445]

GREAT 👍

[@michaelmallal9101]

Indian zodiac is divided into 27 zodiacal constellations or asterisms called nakshatras; the 12 signs are still used. Vedic astrology is still mainly sidereal.

[@indigogamer9384]

I like how you explain in your videos, Can you make a video about Eclipses?

[@learnthesky]

Hello. Thank you for commenting. Yes, I will add an eclipse video to my list :)

[@marshacreary2442]

Informative

[@anayashrikhande891]

Thank you ma'am you made it so much clear to me 🤗

[@idabagusrestuardana4397]

Hi, I wanna ask about the constellation map that appeared at 7:16. can everyone tell me this map name? coz I have struggled to find this one on internet

[@learnthesky]

I purchased that map off Shutterstock. I like it because it shows the boundaries of the constellations. www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/high-detailed-sky-map-northern-hemisphere-129463811

[@mioangel1227]

Fascinating! 🤗 TFS!

[@shelbyprice7790]

Wow great video !!! Your amazing !

[@learnthesky]

shelby price Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@lifer7741]

Thank you

[@u.s.a7539]

I saw the crux constelation

[@deepshikhagem973]

Thank You:)

[@shadoughs]

Great video! I’ve been staring at a constellation but can not figure out what it is.

[@shadoughs]

Me gusta Jesùs ok I’ll try it thanks

[@ir8free]

Mateo Dea Can you describe it? Also #Stellarium and #SkySafari

[@mioangel1227]

@I'M -not- alone I love my app Star walk 2!

[@dlvr659]

So if we look at the bow in the sky it really does seem like a protector of Earth. If we had decided to look for new worlds around the universe we would leave this world protected as a resting place for our sacrifices made here. Meaning shooting stars wouldn’t look so pretty for any thievery after or even before. However this lesson needed to be finished here so that we may place creation by truth in our path instead of obstacles by lies.

[@mohammeddouadi7659]

Thank you for all of this valuable lesson 💕

[@aleempashashaik3318]

Thanks a lot for this. Much appreciated

[@jakebornias7705]

I saw Orion just today because of its asterism!

[@MISTERPRESIDENTELECT]

I'm a Scorpio, what are you doing this weekend?

[@sambhavichoudhary8820]

It was helpful

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

Aren't zodiacal constellations actually a subset of the seasonal ones?

[@learnthesky]

Yes, definitely. And technically, there are more than 12 zodiacal constellations. The sun passes through a total of 21 constellations.

[@michaelwalling8281]

The ecliptic is a path the sun travels? Would it be true to say The ecliptic is a plane in which the sun and the earth hold positions? I guess I need a picture.

[@learnthesky]

That would be a better way to describe the ecliptic. This gives me an idea for another video. I like this animation: commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=ecliptic&title=Special%3ASearch&go=Go&ns0=1&ns6=1&ns12=1&ns14=1&ns100=1&ns106=1#/media/File:Ecliptic_with_earth_and_sun_animation.gif

[@learnthesky]

Here's a classic image showing the ecliptic: commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=ecliptic&title=Special%3ASearch&go=Go&ns0=1&ns6=1&ns12=1&ns14=1&ns100=1&ns106=1#/media/File:Celestial_sphere_with_ecliptic.svg

[@avinashullal7967]

Good

[@Acujeremy]

Does the sun travel through the zodiacal constellations or it just look like it from our perspective on Earth as the Earth travels?

[@eBic_Individual]

Perspective

[@maxpolaris99]

What does the path of the Sun mean? How do I wrap my head around that?

[@Ujick46]

Background sky/stars we see from earth always revolve once per year since earth revolving sun, from earth view that's make the sun pass different zodiacal constellations every month, the path explain which constellation passes through year

[@margarettuimising9995]

what is the constellation on your beginning comments next to the dipper?

[@learnthesky]

What is the time on the part of the video you are referencing? This way I can be certain to answer your question correctly.

[@margarettuimising9995]

@@learnthesky thanks for responding. But nvm i figured it out. Its Scorpius/ Fishhook. Thanks to your video. Thanks much.

[@vidyasagar3319]

ursa contellations are nearby

[@jedbautista9731]

I miss the stars.

[@JManimations31]

Ursa major is pretty easy, I see Scorpius and bootes

[@dfaulk95]

Why does the path of sunlight bend on that map?

[@Blufolf3]

The freckles on my chest make the Cassiopeia

[@RYandmumuso]

I think I saw the Capricorn zodiac constellation in the sky♑️

[@cheliae8560]

Thank you!

[@fairy_1471]

who’s still here in 2024

[@stargazerskingdom1901]

Isn't Camelopardalis a circumpolar constellation?

[@learnthesky]

Yes, it is considered circumpolar. I often focus on the main five circumpolar constellations because they are more visible.

[@stargazerskingdom1901]

@@learnthesky Ok Thanks

[@NiceJay2544]

I live in the northern hemisphere and even I can't see all these constellations

[@KeithShuler]

Thank you.

[@lindamoore8179]

Are those dogs or owls in the background?

[@learnthesky]

Coqui frogs. They are a bit of a noise problem in Hawai’i. It is hard to escape their sounds.

[@horyukinen]

Astrological signs and constellations were never the same, signs are more ancient and then the constellations inherited their names. The same stars had names already and greeks grouped them together and gave them the zodiac names. An astrology sign is a portion of space of 30 degrees, constellations vary in length and are not tied to the 0 point of Aries also known as march equinox.

[@markharris4421]

Pfffft

[@roeljude3289]

At 6:13 on what perspective is that?

[@learnthesky]

This map shows all the constellations in the sky. The blue area is the Milky Way, and the green line is the ecliptic, or path of the sun in the sky throughout the year.

[@kathrin-mariasamarrastehle6538]

Thanks

[@jeetendradhake]

I found Cetus Cassiopeia and Andromeda

[@TurkTigg]

Does anyone else see lines connecting the stars?

[@MyBlueZed]

Unfortunately like many of these series ... it’s too northern hemisphere focused.

[@learnthesky]

Thank you for your comment. I only make videos about what I know and can see. I live in the northern hemisphere, and have very limited experience with constellations in the southern hemisphere. It's my long term goal to spend time living in the southern hemisphere so I can teach about those constellations with authority.

[@golamsabbirrifat6561]

Very relatable to beyblade metal series

[@cheliae8560]

I note that Aries doesn't actually pass through the zodiacal line, yet I haven't heard anyone point this out yet.

[@andrealuisecandido1154]

my 2nd daughTer as me as well Wem habe Zodiac sign Taurus

[@gunot7599]

This is so cool can I work for you guys I want to study Stars

[@b10joaquinangelosy45]

How many constellation have

[@PieknyMarian]

I am in love with Orion

[@IvhanEnzo]

Tf u mean

[@IvhanEnzo]

Fr? Aint no way😭🙏🏻