Magellania 🔍

Magellania is a constellation in the northern sky, typically located between Orion and Cassiopeia, which is also known for its starry display. This region of the sky is characterized by the presence of numerous stars, including many that are visible to the naked eye through telescopic observations. The term "magellanic" comes from the Greek word "magnetos," meaning "starry," and "kalonikós," which means "star."