SKY MAP: The Celestial Sea constellations as of 10 p.m. local time, as seen from mid-northern latitudes this time of year. Eridanus is mostly below the horizon. The constellations move up in the sky during the night, so most of Eridanus becomes visible low on the horizon by midnight.

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