Despite its size and designation as the eighth-largest constellation, Draco, the "dragon" constellation, is not especially prominent. The name is derived from the Latin term draconem, meaning ...

During the last days of May and the first of June, navigating a cluster of carnivorous constellations can help you identify star patterns, including the Great Bear (Ursa Major) and the Lion (Leo).

Draco, the dragon, is big but not bright and looks more like a snake than a mythical beast. No wonder this constellation is hard to spot. But give it a try. Face west and look for the brightest star.

Draco the Dragon constellation. Getty A longtime studier of mythology, Thomas says that there's some "fascinating information" about Draco as a constellation, which has been "envisioned as a ...

Located at around 250 light years from Earth in the Draco constellation, this star is ... TOI-1453 c lies in an area of the ...

Located about 250 light-years from Earth in the Draco constellation, TOI-1453 belongs to a binary stellar system — in which a pair of stars orbit each other. Advertisement.