Auriga constellation

Auriga is a prominent constellation in the northern sky, representing a charioteer in Greek mythology. It is most notable for containing Capella, one of the brightest stars visible from Earth. Auriga is easy to locate in the winter months, lying above the constellation Taurus and near the constellation Gemini. The constellation features a distinctive shape resembling a pentagon, which outlines the figure of the charioteer with a shield and two kids. Its bright stars, especially Capella, make it a helpful guide for stargazing and night sky navigation. Auriga's visibility varies with seasons but remains a key feature of the northern celestial sphere.