The Milky Way arcs high overhead this evening. It is anchored in the southeast by Sirius, the night sky’s brightest star. It climbs overhead to the “horns” of Taurus, then drops toward M-shaped Cassiopeia and the tail of the swan in the northwest.
The Milky Way arcs high overhead this evening. It is anchored in the southeast by Sirius, the night sky’s brightest star. It climbs overhead to the “horns” of Taurus, then drops toward M-shaped Cassiopeia and the tail of the swan in the northwest.