Gomeisa, the second-brightest star of Canis Minor, the little dog, is quite low in the east by about 9 p.m. It’s above Procyon, the constellation’s brightest star. Gomeisa is several times the size and mass of the Sun.
Gomeisa, the second-brightest star of Canis Minor, the little dog, is in the east at nightfall, above much brighter Procyon, the constellation’s leading light. Gomeisa is several times larger and more massive than the Sun.