What is the constellation with three stars in a row?

The three belt stars are the easiest to see, but there's a good deal more to the constellation you may not have been aware of. The rectangular box of stars centered on the belt forms the general outline of the Hunter. Bright red Betelgeuse marks the top of his shoulder and equally brilliant Rigel his left foot. read more

The three stars in a row would be Orion's Belt, a big red star on his right shoulder is Betelgeuse, and his left foot with a bright white star called Rigel. It has the form of a hunter with a belt consisting of thre stars in a row, and a bow in one hand. read more

Another constellation with three stars in a row is Scorpius the scorpion - only instead of the three stars being horizontal, the three stars are vertical and just to the right of Antares, the Scorpion's heart. read more

These three stars make up The Hunter, Orion’s Belt. The constellation of Orion in it’s entirety includes many other stars and covers a large area of the night sky. In the Northern Hemisphere Orion can be seen during the winter months in the night sky. read more