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Constellations 


 April 21, 2022

By  Olivia Adkins

(This is an archive story, please refer to the byline for author name)

By Alexia Palacios

Over the years, we have researched and observed constellations. A constellation is what is recognized as a specific pattern of stars. Traditionally, constellations take their name after the apparent shape or are usually associated with mythological creatures.

Astrology zodiac signs actually derived from the constellations around the sun's path. The sun passes through different constellations as Earth orbits the sun. Each month, the sun passes a different constellation, hence zodiac signs and their month.

As of now, we have entered Pisces season, February 19th through March 20th. Meaning the sun is passing through the Pisces constellation. Pisces is Latin for fishes.

Aries: March 21st through April 19th the sun passes through the Aries constellation. In Latin Aries translates to ram, It is located in the Northern celestial hemisphere between Pisces to the west and Taurus to the east.

Taurus: From April 20th through May 20th the sun passes through the Taurus constellation, which is located in the northern celestial hemisphere.

Gemini: From May 21st to June 21st the sun passes through the Gemini constellation, located in the northern celestial hemisphere.

Cancer: The sun enters the Cancer Constellation from June 22nd to July 23rd, is located in the Northern celestial hemisphere.



About the Author


Olivia Adkins


Olivia is a Junior at Brewer High School. She has been in newspaper for three years and this is her first year as Editor-in-Chief. She enjoys competes in journalism UIL and is a clarinet player in the Fightin' Bear Band. Her hobbies include reading, crocheting for her small business, and playing video games. She plans to go to college for nueroscience.

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