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Meet the Winter Circle, aka the Winter Hexagon

Summary by EarthSky
The Winter Circle (or Winter Hexagon) isn’t a constellation. It’s an asterism, or noticeable pattern of stars. It’s made up of 6 bright stars in the winter evening sky for the Northern Hemisphere (and summer sky for the Southern Hemisphere). The Winter Circle covers a large portion of the sky. And once you can find these 6 bright stars, you can use them to trace out their constellations. Plus, in 2026, the bright planet Jupiter is joining them i…

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EarthSky broke the news in United States on Thursday, January 15, 2026.
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