The Summer Triangle is back — and it's lighting up the night sky in spectacular fashion! Whether you're a stargazing pro or just discovering the magic above, this easy-to-spot formation marks the arrival of summer across the Northern Hemisphere.

In this Short, you’ll learn:

What the Summer Triangle is
The names of its 3 famous stars: Vega, Altair, and Deneb
The romantic Japanese Tanabata Festival legend behind Vega and Altair — star-crossed lovers separated by the Milky Way
How to spot the Triangle in the night sky (Hint: Look east just after sunset!)A bonus tip: On dark, moonless nights, you might see the Milky Way flowing right through it

This celestial pattern is one of four seasonal “asterisms” that help skywatchers mark time as the seasons change. It’s also a powerful way to reconnect with the cosmos — and with stories passed down through generations.

So grab a blanket, step outside, and discover the beauty of the stars 🌠