(1) Capella is the sixth brightest star in the sky.

(2) Capella is low in the north, with Leo grazing the horizon.

(3) The Kaufman Capella cryopreservation technique was used.

(4) Capella is a golden star when seen higher up in the sky.

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

(6) Capella is left of the tower and Aldebaran, Betelgeuse, Rigel, and stars in Orion's Belt can just be identified in the heavily light-polluted skies.

(7) The yellowish color of Capella indicates a mid - range surface temperature, much like our sun.

(8) Contrast Capella with Aldebaran, shining in the constellation Taurus to the right, and to the stars of the misty Pleiades cluster higher up.

(9) Capella at one corner of the constellation Auriga. Capella marks the Charioteer's left shoulder.

(10) If you're unsure whether you've identified Capella, you can always look nearby for a small acute triangle of stars.

(11) They urged loyalty to the generous and undemanding Frasque, and rejected the authority of Capella.

(12) Nobody had really made any significant progress in discovering how they worked, these engines Capella handed out so liberally.

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

(14) The six stars that compose the Winter Hexagon are Aldebaren, Capella, Castor (and Pollux), Procyon, Rigel, and Sirius.

(15) Vocalists can perform with instrumental accompaniment, or they may perform a capella.

(16) The self-taught composer used voice-modulation software to layer her vocals, creating a haunting a capella meditation on life and death that sounds like Wendy Carlos meets the Cocteau Twins.

(17) They are being shown at the Reinventing Shoe exhibition at La Capella dels Angels.