There is a dragon in our night sky. Draco is one of the circumpolar constellations that is above the northern horizon year-round, but is especially well-positioned to pick out at this time of year.

A fisherman watches a meteor during the Draconids over Howick rocks in Northumberland. Owen Humphreys/PA Images via Getty The Draconids, which appear to radiate from the Draco constellation, have ...

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It’s between these two famous dippers that you will find the celestial dragon, a large and ancient constellation that appears nightly in the northern sky. It wraps itself around the north ...

Draco, the constellation that the meteors will all fall from and around, is luckily relatively easy to spot due to its proximity to the Big Dipper and Little Dipper, which are two of the easiest ...

The constellation Draco the Dragon is completely unwound in the northern sky and has been for some time. It looks more like a snake than a dragon, as if we really know what dragons look like.

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Tower of Fantasy Constellations: all smart telescope locations Whether you're looking for Draco, Bootes, Pegasus or more - we've got the locations for you!

Earth” located 560 light-years away in the Draco constellation, has left astronomers amazed by its immense size and unexpected composition. Weighing 17 times more than Earth, this rocky giant ...

The constellation Draco, from which meteors fall, is easy to spot because of its proximity to the constellations Big Dipper and Little Dipper.

Roaring with pride! No one knows school spirit like the mascot at The John Cooper School. Meet the passionate student who brings Draco to life.

Roaring with pride! No one knows school spirit like the mascot at The John Cooper School. Meet the passionate student who brings Draco to life.