Science, asked by Nathiya6999, 10 months ago

The brightest star in the night sky called Sirius is located close to one of the following constellations. This constellation is:
A. Great Bear
B. Leo Major
C. Cassiopeia
D. Orion

Answers

Answered by divyashashi
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Sirius is the brightest star in the sky. It is located close to the Orion constellation.
Answered by bestwriters
1

The constellation located close to the star Sirius is D. Orion

Explanation:

  • Orion is one of the easily recognisable star pattern from the earth.
  • The word "Orion" means hunter in Greek mythology.
  • It has seven bright stars in which blue-white and red stars are more recognisable.
  • It is visible during early part of night throughout the summer in southern hemisphere and winter in northern hemisphere.
  • This constellation is used as symbol of modern world.
  • When the three middle stars of Orion is connected and looked towards east direction, the brightest star Sirius appears.
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