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A prominent constellation located on the celestial equator, best visible in the winter sky.

Contains the Big Dipper asterism, and is visible throughout the year in the Northern Hemisphere.

A W-shaped constellation best seen in the Northern Hemisphere during the autumn.

Known as the Water Bearer, best viewed in the autumn sky.

Resembles a lion, and can be easily spotted in the spring sky.

A zodiac constellation resembling a scorpion, best visible in summer.

Also known as the Northern Cross, most visible in the summer.

A constellation known as the Bull, best seen in the winter months.

The constellation of the Twins, which is most visible in winter.

A zodiac constellation representing a Maiden, best observed in spring.

Visible in autumn, this constellation is famous for the Andromeda Galaxy.

Best visible in the fall, recognizable by the Great Square asterism.

A constellation visible all year in the Northern Hemisphere, depicting a dragon.

The least bright zodiac constellation, best seen in the late winter to early spring.

Easiest to see in the summer, this constellation represents an archer.

A small constellation best observed in the summer, home to the bright star Vega.

Best visible in summer, this constellation represents an eagle.

Resembling a goat, best viewed in the fall.

A small constellation best visible in late autumn, depicting a ram.