A fisherman watches a meteor during the Draconids over Howick rocks in Northumberland. Owen Humphreys/PA Images via Getty The Draconids, which appear to radiate from the Draco constellation, have ...

Greetings stargazers. There is a dragon in our night sky. Draco is one of the circumpolar constellations that is above the northern horizon year-round, but is especially well-positioned to pick ...

How do I find Draco? One way to find the constellation Draco, where the meteors radiate from, is to use a collection of stars called the summer triangle.

Draco the Dragon, the eight largest constellation, winds between the two Dippers in the northern sky. The head of the dragon is a small rhombus called the Lozenge, located not far from the bright ...

The shower gets its name because the meteors appear to be coming from the direction of the constellation Draco the Dragon.

Some constellations in the skies over Rochester are easy to see and some are not. Draco the Dragon is not the easiest of constellations to find, but once you do you feel like you’ve really ...

The event is known as the Draconid meteor shower, which occurs every year in October. It gets its name from the constellation Draco the Dragon, because the meteors appear to be coming from its ...

Again, Draco is not one of the easiest constellations to find, but looking for it and finding it will really sharpen your stargazing skills.

The four stars in the Draco constellation are Beta, Gamma, Nu and Xi Draconis, and are situated in a trapezoid pattern. The Draconids appear to "radiate from Draco's head," according to Space.com.

Located about 250 light-years from Earth in the Draco constellation, TOI-1453 belongs to a binary stellar system — in which a pair of stars orbit each other.

Viewers from the Southern Hemisphere will only have a narrow opportunity to see the shower as soon as darkness falls Monday because the Draco constellation doesn't really rise above the horizon in ...

Viewers from the Southern Hemisphere will only have a narrow opportunity to see the shower as soon as darkness falls Monday because the Draco constellation doesn't really rise above the horizon in ...