Na'ir+al+Saif

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[[image:Iota_Orionis.jpg align="left" caption="The Star farthest down on Orion's belt is Na'ir al Saif" link="http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/I/Iota_Orionis.html"]]
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 * Orion is 1300 light years away from earth**

(Constellation)'s Constellation Friends (Other (Constellation) stars)

 * of other stars [[image:rigel_sm.jpg width="141" height="168" align="left" caption="Orion's foot"]]in your constellation here) || [[image:bellatrix.JPG width="187" height="187" align="center" caption="Bellatrix" link="Bellatrix"]] ||
 * Rigel (Orion's foot) || Bellatrix ||

About Na'ir al Saif
To find orion you need to look to the south, the south-east if it is winter, this only applies if you are in the northern hemisphere. Look toward the north if you're in the southern hemisphere. Then look for orion's belt, it should be 3 stars in a row.

Orion's mythology: Orion was such a good hunter that he was hired by the king Oenopion to kill the some beasts that were attacking the people of the island Chios. Happy for his success, Orion said he would kill all the animals on earth. But, the earth goddess Gaia, who was the mother of all animals, didn't like Orion's decision. Gaia sent an poisonous scorpion on Orion. Orion saw that his strength and sword were useless against the scorpion. He tried to escape, but the scorpion stung him to death. As a reward, Gaia placed the scorpion in the sky as a constellation which appears to be chasing after Orion who was also placed among the stars.

Parallax is the shift in movement when viewed by a different location
2. Measure the angular distance. 3. Convert by dividing 1 by the angle.
 * 1) Look at the star from two different sides of the sun.