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HIYA STAR PALS THIS WEEK AND 
NEXT ARE A GREAT TIME TO SEE A 
BUNCH OF

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YOUNG STARS CLUSTERED IN THE SKY 
THE PLEIADES AND THE HYADES!

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HIT THE DARKNESS AROUND EIGHT PM 
THIS WEEK FACING EAST. ABOUT 
HALFWAY UP IN

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THE EASTERN SKY YOU CAN FIND THE 
PLEIADES AKA THE SEVEN SISTERS.

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THE PLEIADES MAY LOOK LIKE A 
SMALL, FAINT CLOUD AT FIRST, BUT 
IF YOU GAZE A WHILE YOU MIGHT 
PICK

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OUT THE BRIGHTEST 7 STARS IN THE 
CLUSTER THEY SORTA LOOK LIKE A 
TINY BIG DIPPER!

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TO FIND THE HYADES, 
LOOK FOR A SIDEWAYS,

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V-SHAPE OF FIVE STARS BELOW THE 
PLEIADES. THIS IS THE FACE OF 
THE CONSTELLATION TAURUS

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THE BULL WITH THE BRIGHT ORANGE 
STAR ALDEBARAN MARKING THE EYE 
OF THE BULL.

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THE STARS IN AND AROUND THE 
V-SHAPE ALSO MAKE UP HYADES. YOU 
CAN FIND BOTH OF

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THESE CLUSTERS WITH THE NAKED 
EYE, AND SEE SWARMS OF STARS 
WITH A PAIR OF BINOCULARS.

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OPEN STAR CLUSTERS ARE 
WHERE YOUNG STARS HANG OUT,

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BUT NOT WITH EACH OTHER 
THEY'’’RE HUNDREDS OF LIGHT YEARS 
APART!

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KEEP LOOKIN'’’ UP!