This constellation pictures is known as Perseus. Perseus can be found in the northern hemisphere. Perseus is located next the constellation Cassiopeia, which I published about a days ago. Perseus can also be called Perseus the Hero. The peak time that Perseus is visible is in the autumn and winter time. Of the stars in Perseus, Mirfak is the brightest star. The most well-known of the stars in Perseus is Algol, the Demon Star. Perseus is considered to be cirfumpolar from about 40 degrees N latitude. Perseus was named by the 2nd century astronomer Ptolemy. In Greek mythology, Perseus was the son of Danae. Perseus is bordered by Aries and Taurus. In total, Perseus is composed on 19 different stars, but only a few are visible to the naked eye. 

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