Scorpius is low in the south at nightfall, to the right of the Moon. It’s marked by the scorpion’s “heart,” the star Antares, which is the most prominent member of a giant complex of young, bright, massive stars that spans many light-years.
Scorpius is low in the south at nightfall, to the right of the Moon. It’s marked by the scorpion’s “heart,” the star Antares, which is the most prominent member of a giant complex of young, bright, massive stars that spans many light-years.