1. The Milky Way flows through Auriga, and there are also some fine open clusters here.

2. This star used to belong both to Auriga, where it was known as the heel of the Charioteer ...and to the constellation Taurus, where it represented the tip of the Bull's northern horn.

3. Capella is in the constellation Auriga the Charioteer, but since antiquity it has carried the name "Goat Star."

4. Menkalinan, the second - brightest star in Auriga, marks the right shoulder.

5. Capella at one corner of the constellation Auriga. Capella marks the Charioteer's left shoulder.

6. On these long December nights, the constellation Auriga the Charioteer rides through the sky all night long.

7. Our chart shows Auriga for around midnight, when the pentagon - shape figurine hits zenith.

8. Also, notice the star Elnath at the southern tip of Auriga.

9. In the north, the constellations it goes through include Auriga, Cassiopeia, and Cygnus.

10. Sliding your mouse over the picture will detail the constellations and stars in view, including Orion, Gemini, Auriga, Perseus , and the Hyades and Pleiades star clusters.

11. Here's a close - up look at the constellation Auriga the Charioteer. Its brightest star is called Capella.

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12. The meteors will appear to come from the Constellation Auriga, the Charioteer, and so are called Aurigids.

13. Of course, the shower's radiant point is in the eponymous constellation Auriga , the Charioteer.