The Virgo constellation is the biggest in the Zodiac and the second largest constellation in the whole night sky. However, don’t let that deter you if you’re after a smaller tattoo.

Admittedly, Virgo is not a constellation for beginners. It’s a real challenge, although this week you have a better chance of spotting it because there’s hardly any moonlight in the early ...

The Celestial Origins of Virgo The Virgo constellation has long been a source of fascination and mystique in the astrological world. Historically, this sign has been linked to ancient goddesses ...

Because Virgo is one of the 13 zodiac constellations, it does host the moon and planets from time to time. The best way to find Virgo this spring, at least to start with, is to find Jupiter.

Covering 1294 square degrees, Virgo is the second largest constellation after Hydra, and there’s plenty going on here. Many of the stars serve as touchstones to help reveal its deeper mysteries.

Since Virgo is such a faint constellation it’s easier to use the star Spica as a bearing. The Virgo cluster will be 20 degrees, or about two fist-widths at arm’s length, to the upper right of ...

The large constellations Hydra, Virgo and Ursa Major as seen in the sky of New York approaching 10 p.m. local time on June 7, 2022. (Image credit: Starry Night) June presents a perfect opportunity ...

This week, during the late evening hours, the second largest of all the constellations — Virgo, the Virgin — occupies the southern and southeast sky.

Virgo is the largest constellation in the zodiac. Getty Images Yet, not a single recording of his exists today.

The constellation of Virgo (The Virgin) is especially rich in galaxies, due in part to the presence of a massive and gravitationally-bound collection of over 1,300 galaxies called the Virgo ...