One of the brightest and most colorful stars in the sky and the most brilliant planet are on stage in the early morning dawn ...

Venus is notably brighter — magnitude –4.1, far outshining magnitude 0.9 Aldebaran, the brightest star in the Taurus and ...

The bright morning star Venus, moving quickly through Taurus, hangs in the predawn sky below the Seven Sisters open cluster.

When seen in the southern sky, the â Vâ is on its side and marks the head of Taurus. Aldebaran is not part of this star cluster; by chance, it is positioned so it appears like part of the V ...

Aldebaran is the brightest star in the Taurus constellation.It will appear nearest Mars late Tuesday into Wednesday morning (Sept. 7). The pair will be visible high in the south before sunrise ...

The Hyades are surrounded by the brightest star in Taurus – Aldebaran, a massive orange star 44 times the radius of our sun. At a distance of 65 light years from Earth, Aldebaran is a bright ...

When seen in the southern sky, the “V” is on its side and marks the head of Taurus. Aldebaran is not part of this star cluster; by chance, it is positioned so it appears like part of the V ...

When seen in the southern sky, the “V” is on its side and marks the head of Taurus. Aldebaran is not part of this star cluster; by chance, it is positioned so it appears like part of the V ...

When seen in the southern sky, the “V” is on its side and marks the head of Taurus. Aldebaran is not part of this star cluster; by chance, it is positioned so it appears like part of the V ...

When seen in the southern sky, the “V” is on its side and marks the head of Taurus. Aldebaran is not part of this star cluster; by chance, it is positioned so it appears like part of the V ...

When seen in the southern sky, the “V” is on its side and marks the head of Taurus. Aldebaran is not part of this star cluster; by chance, it is positioned so it appears like part of the V ...

Aldebaran is a massive red supergiant star, 65 light-years distant. It’s so big, if it replaced the sun, its surface would nearly reach Mercury’s orbit - not good for Mercury - but I said ...