Sweep the night sky

“The brightest star in the whole night sky.”

RA 06h 45m · DEC -16° 42'

“The very first star ever photographed, way back in 1850.”

RA 18h 36m · DEC +38° 47'

“A blue supergiant in Orion that burns 120,000 times brighter than the Sun.”

RA 05h 15m · DEC -08° 12'

“Part of the closest star system to Earth and almost a twin of our own Sun.”

RA 14h 40m · DEC -60° 50'

“A brilliant blue jewel in Virgo that is actually two stars whirling so close they pull each other into egg shapes.”

RA 13h 25m · DEC -11° 09'

“The closest star to our Sun, a tiny red dwarf just 4.”

RA 14h 29m · DEC -62° 40'