Capella star

A bright star twinkling with red and green flashes, low in the northeastern sky on October evenings, is probably Capella.

Capella, Alpha Aurigae (α Aur), is a quadruple star system located at a distance of 42.9 ly in the constellation Auriga. It is the sixth brightest star in the sky, with an apparent magnitude of -0.08.

This page contains an image of Capella the brightest star in the constellation Auriga.

Capella, also known as Alpha Aurigae, is a bright star associated with courage, independence, and success in astrology. It also symbolizes protection.

Enjoy the constellation Auriga on these long December nights!✨ Find the Auriga’s brightest star Capella, stars Menkalinan and Theta Aurigae, and beautiful open star clusters — M36, M37, and M38.🌟 #constellation #stars #stargazing

Mathew Fishwick on Instagram: “Here is the constellation of Auriga including Capella, the brightest star in the constellation ( right ) and also a few star clusters all…”

You've heard of the "pointer" stars of the Big Dipper? They point to the North Star. You can also use bowl stars to find the star Capella,.

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