The young open cluster NGC 6709 soars through the sky tonight, visible in Aquila with binoculars or any telescope.

Nine of these constellations are birds. Aquila the Eagle is one of the best of the bird constellations and this month it’s flying high in the southern sky.

A nasty celestial bird is soaring in the early evening Pottsville southwestern sky. Aquila, the Eagle, is one of the 65-plus constellations available in our night skies during the year. According t… ...

The constellation Aquila and the Antinous asterism, top right, as seen from Aspen, USA. Credit: Zach Dischner / Wikimedia Commons This effort by the IAU aimed to reduce the number of constellations in ...

There are a number of bird constellations winging their way onto the celestial stage. One of the more than 60 constellations we can see is Aquila the Eagle.

The main part of Aquila resembles a sideways diamond that basically outlines the wingspan of the eagle. Unfortunately there aren’t any real stars that make up the eagle’s head.

NASA Hubble Space Telescope shared a spectacular image of the constellation Aquila, which lies around 7,200 light-years from Earth. The colour image shows a region called G35.2-0.7N, which is ...

In summer, one of the easiest star patterns to find is the Summer Triangle. The constellation Aquila (pronounced ACK-will-uh) the Eagle is one of the three groups whose Alpha stars — in this ...

I like to think of our next target, the constellation of Aquila, the eagle, as a little sister to Cygnus: it is also named after a bird, has a similar cross shape and sits next to Cygnus in the sky.

The constellation of Aquila the Eagle soars across the night sky this time of year. As darkness falls in late August, you can see the Eagle’s stars in the south, along the Milky Way band. From ...

Here’s how it works. Night sky photographer Bill Schlein took this photo on Aug. 10 from Ionia, N.Y. of the northern constellation Aquila (the Eagle) seen along the Milky Way.

A version of this article appears in the September 8, 1945 issue of Science News.