How Do You Find And Identify The Zodiac Constellation Gemini?
Gemini is a group of stars that represent a pair of twins from Greek mythology. Gemini is also a Zodiac constellation, associated with astrology and the month of June. While there are many well-defined constellations in the winter sky, Gemini is often overlooked. Read this article to find and identify the characteristics of Gemini the next time you look into the starry night’s sky. Wait until early winter in the northern hemisphere to view Gemini in the evenings. It will be easily visible by nine o’clock at night. Face towards the east and scan the skies. Look for Gemini west of Taurus the Bull. Taurus is an easily identifiable star group shaped like a “V” with an open cluster called the Pleiades located closely to its right. Gemini is to the left of Taurus. Gemini is also north of the small constellation Canis Minor, which contains one bright star, Procyon. Seek out the two bright “Twins.” Gemini is marked by two bright stars that are almost side by side, separated by the width of you
