Lake Effect astronomy contributor Jean Creighton shares more about the astronomy and mythology behind the zodiac Leo, and how the James Webb telescope is helping us explore all of the galaxies ...

I have to admit that the constellations of spring, by and large, are no match for the wonderful constellations of winter, like Orion and the rest of his gang. The winter shiners show up after ...

Leo (The Lion) – July 23 to August 22 One famous ancient Greek mythological hero, Hercules, is associated with the constellation Leo due to the first of his twelve divine labors.

I) Leo is a springtime constellation in the Northern Hemisphere. It lies south of the Big Dipper, the most recognized asterism in the constellation Ursa Major the Great Bear.

Leo is definitely less flashy than Orion, but it’s still a distinctive and famous constellation. Most people see it as a two-part constellation.