Stars
The number of stars in the universe is countless, but only around 2,000 of them can be seen with the naked eye in the dark night. And how many stars can you identify? Don’t worry, here we’ve prepared for you detailed information and colorful pictures on the brightest stars in the sky. You don’t even need to find each star’s location by yourself — our astronomy apps Star Walk 2 and Sky Tonight will guide you through the night sky showing the names, facts, and locations of the stars above you.
Spica (Alpha Virginis): Brightest Star In Virgo
Discover the brilliance of Spica, the sparkling gem in the constellation Virgo! Learn how to find the star, when to observe it, and what is special about it.
Red Giant Star Aldebaran: The Follower of the Pleiades in Taurus
Discover Aldebaran, the bright orange star in Taurus – possibly part of a multiple star system and host to exoplanets! Learn how to find this star in the sky above you and why it’s fascinated people throughout history.
Antares: Red Star Next to the Moon
Discover Antares, the red supergiant star in Scorpius. Learn how to find it in the sky and when the star will meet the Moon and planets in 2025.
Regulus – The Brightest Star in Leo
Discover Regulus, the Little King star, one of the brightest and easiest to find. 🌟 Learn how to locate Regulus in the sky above you and see its celestial majesty with your own eyes!
Can You See the Pleiades Tonight? Learn How to See the M45 Star Cluster
How many stars can be observed in the Pleiades star cluster? 💫 Most stargazers only see six – learn how to spot more!
Pollux: The Brightest Star in Gemini
Discover Pollux – the brighter of the two “twin stars” in Gemini. Learn when and how to see the star, and what is special about it.
Moon aligns with Jupiter, and the “Twin” Stars on November 9–10, 2025
Nov 9–10, 2025: The Moon aligns with Jupiter, Castor, and Pollux in Gemini — visible even under city lights. Find the best viewing times, directions, and photo tips here!
Stargazing Under the Halloween Night Sky: Uncover Spooky Celestial Wonders
Embrace the spirit of Halloween by exploring the spooky wonders of the cosmos, from demon stars to ghostly nebulae. Get all the cosmic treats this Halloween!
What Constellations Are Visible in November 2025: Six Targets For You
Six constellations reach their best visibility in November — learn where to find Cassiopeia, Andromeda, Pisces, Sculptor, Phoenix, and Tucana.
Circumpolar Constellations: Visible All The Year Round
Discover the magic of the circumpolar constellations, from ancient myths to modern-day stargazing.