Corona Australis is the sparkling Southern Crown
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Corona Australis the Southern Crown, as seen from Earth’s Northern Hemisphere. It can be challenging for northerners to spot because it’s so far to the south on the sky’s dome. For us, it sits below the Teapot, an asterism in the constellation Sagittarius the Archer. It is visible on late summer evenings. Chart via EarthSky.
Corona Australis the Southern Crown appears in the night sky as an arc of sparkling stars. That makes it one of the few constellations that fairly accurat
Corona Australis the Southern Crown appears in the night sky as an arc of sparkling stars. That makes it one of the few constellations that fairly accurat
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