John Reed, author of '50 Things to See with a Small Telescope,' guides viewers through the constellations visible in the northern hemisphere during different seasons. Using Stellarium, he highlights key constellations for winter, spring, summer, and fall, providing tips on what to observe with a telescope. The video is structured to help viewers identify constellations based on the time of year, offering insights into the night sky's seasonal changes.

What tool does John Reed use to explore constellations in the video?

• Star Walk

• SkySafari

• Stellarium

• Google Sky

Which constellation is known as the 'pride of the winter constellations'?

• Gemini

• Andromeda

• Orion

• Ursa Major

In the winter sky, which constellation contains the Andromeda Galaxy?

• Perseus

• Orion

• Taurus

• Andromeda

Which constellation is most prominent in the spring sky?

• Hercules

• Virgo

• Leo

• Gemini

What is a notable feature of the Hercules constellation in the spring?

• M13 Globular Cluster

• Sirius Star

• Andromeda Galaxy

• Orion Nebula

Which star in Cygnus is known for being a double star with contrasting colors?

• Deneb

• Alberio

• Vega

• Altair

Which constellation is visible in the summer and contains the star Scorpius?

• Virgo

• Hercules

• Cygnus

• Scorpius

In the fall sky, which constellation is known for its large square shape?

• Pegasus

• Orion

• Pisces

• Taurus

Which constellation reappears in the fall sky and is known for its bright stars?

• Leo

• Andromeda

• Orion

• Ursa Major

Which constellation is not mentioned as visible in the fall sky?

• Pisces

• Taurus

• Virgo

• Pegasus