Cygnus

Cygnus is a prominent constellation in the northern hemisphere. It is known as the “Swan” constellation and is recognizable for its distinct shape resembling a flying bird. Cygnus can be traced back to part of Greek mythology. The brightest star in Cygnus is Deneb, forming the tail of the swan. Another notable feature is the Northern Cross, made up of several bright stars, including Deneb and Albireo. The constellation is rich in deep-sky objects, including the North America Nebula and the Cygnus Loop supernova remnant, making it a favorite among stargazers.