✨ Orion’s Belt looks like a simple line of stars from Earth — but those three points of light are anything but simple. Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka are massive blue supergiants, each burning hotter and living faster than our Sun ever could. In fact, the Sun would look like a pixel beside them. Alnilam alone is 20 times more massive and tens of thousands of times brighter. Even more wild? These stars aren’t actually close to each other in space — they just look aligned from our point of view. In

✨ How to Find the Pleiades — The Seven Sisters ✨ If you can spot Orion’s Belt, you can find one of the most iconic star clusters in the sky. 👉 Start with the three bright stars of Orion’s Belt. Follow the line of the belt upward (in the Northern Hemisphere) — like an arrow pointing the way. 👉 After a short hop across the sky, you’ll find a tiny, shimmering knot of stars. That little sparkle? The Pleiades — the Seven Sisters. 🌌 What Are You Actually Seeing? The Pleiades is a young, brilliant o

Orion’s Belt: A Celestial Trio ✨ Orion’s Belt, also called the Three...

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