Looking southward, you can see the four chiefs Manokalanipo (Alpheratz), Kakuhihewa (Scheat), Keawe (Markab) and Pi‘ilani (Algenib), and just past that with a good eye you can spot Makulu (Saturn).

Pegasus is the seventh largest of the 88 official constellations. The star closest to the horizon is Algenib; the star opposite Algenib is Scheat; the star to the south is Markab; and the final ...

YOU SHOULD SEE THE BRIGHT DOT OF SATURN. TO IT’S LEFT YOU’LL SEE A SQUARE OF THE STARS SCHEAT, MARKAB, ALGENIB, AND ALPHERATZ THEY FORM THE BODY OF THE FLYING HORSE PEGASUS. THIS IS THE GREAT ...

The Great Square is made up of four stars of roughly equal brightness (or magnitude): Scheat, Alpheratz, Markab and Algenib. These stars make up the "body" of the fabled winged horse of Greek ...

Three of the stars Markab (Alpha Pegasi), Scheat (Beta Pegasi) and Algenib (Gamma Pegasi) are in the Pegasus constellation and Alpheratz (Alpha Andromedae), also known as Sirrah, is in the ...

Tight Spot, the favorite, nosed out Algenib to win the 11th Arlington Million horse race at Arlington Park in Arlington Heights. The racetrack closed in 2021. Daily Herald file, 1991 ...

If you draw an imaginary line diagonally from the square's upper-right star (Scheat) across to the lower left star (Algenib), and then continue for roughly three times that same distance ...

At the top is Scheat, which is flanked by Alperatz (below, left) and Markab (below, right), with Algenib at the bottom, closer to the horizon. Once you’ve found this shape of stars you’ll ...

October is a great time to star gaze; the skies are frequently clear, the temperatures haven’t dipped in to the frigid range plus you can have dark skies for a few hours before bedtime. October ...