A Snake in the Sky
Normally, if you wanted to see a snake, you would look down, but that’s not the case with Serpens, an ancient star formation that slithered its way into the sky during the time of the ancient Greeks.
constellations
Monoceros: The Mysterious Horned Beast
Look up! It’s a unicorn! No, it’s a rhinoceros! No, it’s er, well, we’re not really sure …
Lupus: The Night Wolf
Head outside on an early summer evening, and you may just see a wolf. Learn more!
Andromeda: The Chained Princess
Meet Andromeda, an unlucky princess punished for her mother’s vanity. Learn more!
Sky Dogs: Canis Major and Minor
Even the ancient Greeks loved dogs. Learn about the two canines in the night sky.
Perseus: The Monster Slayer
Late autumn is the best time to view the constellation Perseus. Learn more!
Vain Cassiopeia, Queen of the Sky
Meet Cassiopeia, the arrogant queen sentenced to spend half of each year upside down in the sky for her vanity. Learn more!
Cygnus: The Celestial Swan
Cygnus is a swan-shaped constellation passed on to us from the ancient Greeks. Learn more!
