Sagittarius

23 November to 21 December

In Greek mythology, Sagittarius is identified as a centaur, pointing his arrow towards the star Antares, the 'heart of the scorpion'. The constellation is in a region of the Milky Way that contains many stars, star clusters, and nebulae. It is also near the center of the galaxy.

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Notable stars in the Sagittarius constellation (can be seen with the naked eye)
Name	Bayer designation	Flamsteed designation	Other Names	Apparent Magnitude (low number = good visibility)
ε Sgr	ε	20	Kaus Australis	1.79
σ Sgr	σ	34	Nunki, Sadira	2.05
ζ Sgr	ζ	38	Ascella	2.60
δ Sgr	δ	19	Kaus Media	2.72
λ Sgr	λ	22	Kaus Borealis	2.82
γ Sgr	γ	10	Alnasl, Nash, Nushaba	2.98
η Sgr	η			3.10

The Sagittarius constellation's bright stars form an easily recognizable asterism known as 'the Teapot'. However, the whole of the constellation depicts the stick figure of an archer.