Of all the constellations recognized in the night sky, Pegasus is, perhaps, the one that most captures the imagination, from ancient times all the way to the present day. Learn more!

Cygnus is a swan-shaped constellation passed on to us from the ancient Greeks. Learn more!

Lynx is one of the dimmest, and lesser known, constellations in the night sky. Learn more about this wildcat in the sky!

Haumea is the forth largest known dwarf planet in our Solar System. Learn more about this oddly-shaped body.

Perhaps the most storied hero in Greek mythology, Hercules rules the night sky each summer.

Meet Ophiuchus, the so-called 13th constellation in the Zodiac.

Urban legends abound on the subject of things—and people— going haywire around the time of the full Moon. But is there any truth to it? Depends on who you ask.

Another named Moon? What does it mean and what does it have to do with the date of Easter? We explain.

Centaurus is an ancient constellation and one of the largest and brightest constellations in the sky. Learn more about this half-man/half-horse.