Photo courtesy SeaSky.org
Tonight the constellation, Camelopardalis (Latin for "Giraffe"), crosses the meridian. I didn't know about this constellation. It was first named Camel, then later changed to Giraffe. During February the northern hemisphere can see it upside down; it is right-side up in summer. For more information click here.
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