Subject: What is the position of the star Sirius to the first star on Orion's belt.

Pretend you're standing on the ground looking at Orion's belt 
and the nearby star Sirius.  I need to know the distance between 
Sirius and the first star on Orion's belt in centimeters as if 
you were holding a ruler up to the sky.  Now, if one was to take 
a picture of the sky and draw a north-south line through the 
first star on Orion's belt, then how many degrees from North 
would the star Sirius be?  Also, if possible, would you be able
to tell me if the position of Sirius to the constellation Orion
(as seen from the ground)would have been any different say, ten
thousand years ago? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You...

Re: What is the position of the star Sirius to the first star on Orion's belt.