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!
Meet Cassiopeia, the arrogant queen sentenced to spend half of each year upside down in the sky for her vanity. Learn more!
Learn what the Algonquin tribes believed was the cause behind the changing colors of fall.
In ancient China, it was once believed that a dragon controlled the rain.
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!
Learn all about the history and folklore attached to the gladiolus, August’s official flower.
Cygnus is a swan-shaped constellation passed on to us from the ancient Greeks. Learn more!
The ancient Greeks created an elaborate myth to explain heat waves and droughts. Learn more!
Perhaps the most storied hero in Greek mythology, Hercules rules the night sky each summer.
The Seneca Tribe once believed tornadoes were actually an evil spirit named Dagwanoenyent. Learn more!