Finding the Tower of Fantasy Lepus Constellation is part of a puzzle where you find telescopes and complete their constellations.

The constellations of Lepus, the Hare and Columba, the Dove are on display alongside the famous Orion, the Hunter in the night sky in wintertime.

The small constellation Lepus the Hare is this week’s naked-eye target, and it also houses an object for large-telescope observers — the Raspberry Nebula (IC 418).

The Pottsville night sky is a grab bag of constellations of all shapes and sizes, with civilizations all around the world adding their own spin to the patterns of the night sky. Almost a hundred ye… ...

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This night sky map shows the location of the constellations Lepus (the Hare) and Columba (the Dove) at 9 p.m. local time for stargazers at midnorthern latitudes. The constellations are located ...

Lepus wound up suspended among the stars, right at the foot of Orion’s celestial body, which we all know as the constellation Orion.

This week in Starwatch I want to feature one of the minor constellations of Orion and his gang, Lepus (pronounced Lee-pus) the Rabbit. What a name for that constellation.

The night sky is a grab bag of constellations of all shapes and sizes, with civilizations all around the world adding their own spin to the patterns of the night sky. Almost 100 years ago, astronom… ...

Noah's dove Below Lepus, we find Columba, a star pattern not among the original 48 constellations usually attributed to the ancients.

Lepus wound up suspended among the stars, right at the foot of Orion's celestial body, which we all know as the constellation Orion.