After sunset on January 7th, look to the southeast to find Taurus, one of winter's most recognizable constellations. The bright orange star Aldebaran marks the Bull's eye, glowing in front of the Hyades star cluster. Together, these stars form a clear V-shaped pattern that outlines Taurus' face. Once learned, this star shape becomes easy to spot on clear winter nights. Nearby landmarks include the Pleiades above Taurus and Orion's Belt shining below, helping guide stargazers across the seasonal sky.