Sirius is the brightest star we see at night. It rises around 9pm and is found southeast of Orion’s Belt. Sirius is a double star. If you have a telescope you may be able to find this faint companion.
Astronomy Fact of the Day: December 9, 2018

Sirius is the brightest star we see at night. It rises around 9pm and is found southeast of Orion’s Belt. Sirius is a double star. If you have a telescope you may be able to find this faint companion.