Here[1] you go. I whipped this up last night for my brother and a friend. I just happened to be up late, only know about 4 constellations, and maybe half a doze

Here[1] you go. I whipped this up last night for my brother and a friend. I just happened to be up late, only know about 4 constellations, and maybe half a dozen stars, saw Mars, distinctively bright red last night, and realized that two other red stars were nearby. Including Mars, there's only about 4 red stars that appear red that can be seen with the naked eye, the other being Antares (which at the time was well below the horizon). This will appear slightly different and the triangle slightly more oblique tonight as Mars continues (mostly due to Earth's changed position) along the ecliptic. [1] https://i.ibb.co/N6NM9vx/2-ACAB9-C6-6-CEF-49-F2-86-F8-AE5474-A8-E9-F6.jpg https://i.ibb.co/N6NM9vx/2-ACAB9-C6-6-CEF-49-F2-86-F8-AE5474...