Gemini

Pollux and Castor are the two brightest starts at top and center, making up the constellation Gemini....
....They are also known as Hercules and Apoll...
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Pollux and Castor are the two brightest starts at top and center, making up the constellation Gemini....
....They are also known as Hercules and Apollo
......Below Gemini's feet which is seen as a row of 4 stars is Orion's arm, seen here rising from the ground and it's bright star of "Betelguese" Betelguese can be seen just to the right of the smallest High Voltage Power pole on the horizon
......To the left and center and probably the brightest star you can see in this image is "Procyon"! It is part of a 2 star constellation known as "Canis Minor". Procyon is the 8th brightest star in the entire sky, and its distance is only 11.4 light years from Earth!!
.....Below Canis Minor lies Monoceros
or rather "Unicorn" (Greek: Μονόκερως) it is a faint constellation on the celestial equator. Its name is Greek for unicorn.

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