... Again about Orion, the most magnificent of all constellations.

It represent a hunter, 'Betelgeuse' in his 'Ibt', at the top left, one of his legs is 'Rigel', at the bottom right, the Orion nebula and the stars of the belt in the middle.

Oh, by the way, the galaxy on your right hand, theme of our village, is NGC 613.

It is almost 11:00pm in the mtl area, SW direction (we are here at latitude 45), you see a bright Star: Fomalhaut ( litterally: Mouth of the fish). On its left, the Sculptor constellation.

Our NGC 613 is hiding there, a mere 65 million light-years away!

It is almost 10:00pm eastern time (lat. 45N) and above our heads, the brighter object is Mars that we can see from almost 5:30pm(in the east) until tomorrow 5:30am(in the west of course). And by the way, this planet is very close to the Pleiades, a superb star cluster.