Regulus is located in the constellation Leo.
It is best viewed in April and can be seen by many in both the northern and southern hemispheres.
Your Birth Star is:
1.4
79.3 light years
Quadruple
Regulus is located in the constellation Leo.
It is best viewed in April and can be seen by many in both the northern and southern hemispheres.
The heliacal rising (pre-sunrise appearance) of Regulus occurs late in the first or second week of September.
Our free telescope cheat sheet breaks down the key factors to choosing a telescope and shows you how to get stunning views of planets, nebula, and galaxies!
Light year estimates are generally accurate but some of the estimates have a small margin of error. For example, they could be +/- .2 years off.
Astronomers can closely estimate how far away a star is by observing it from different points along Earth’s orbit (using the parallax angle.
We provided months that are best for viewing your birth star but you can often view your birth star outside of these months. Just be aware some constellations will disappear from the night sky for months.
The visibility of each star will depend on your latitude and in those cases where visibility in one hemisphere is limited we have supplied estimates for the latitude needed to see the star.
For the vast majority of birth stars, you can see them with your naked eye. But if you are thinking about getting a telescope, be sure to check out our free telescope cheat sheet!
