Constellations 1-22
22 entries in the Constellations compendium.
OrionA winter constellation named after a hunter in Greek mythology.Ursa MajorThird-largest constellation, home to the Big Dipper asterism.Ursa MinorConstellation containing Polaris, the north pole star.CassiopeiaA northern constellation named after a boastful queen from Greek myth.ScorpiusAncient zodiac constellation with bright stars and rich mythology.SagittariusZodiac constellation whose center holds the Milky Way's core.LeoA prominent zodiac constellation representing the Nemean Lion.TaurusAn ancient zodiac constellation featuring the Pleiades and Crab Nebula.GeminiA zodiac constellation representing the twins Castor and Pollux.CygnusA northern constellation shaped like a swan.LyraSmall northern constellation representing Orpheus's lyre.AquilaA constellation representing an eagle, home to Altair and many novae.PegasusConstellation of the winged horse from Greek mythology.AndromedaA northern constellation named for a chained princess in Greek myth.PerseusNorthern constellation named for the slayer of Medusa.Canis MajorConstellation containing Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky.CruxSmallest constellation, easily distinguished Southern Cross.DracoNorthern constellation representing a dragon, listed by Ptolemy.CepheusNorthern constellation named after a mythical king of Aethiopia.VirgoLargest zodiac constellation, rich in galaxies and exoplanets.AriesA mid-sized zodiac constellation representing a ram since late Babylonian times.PiscesZodiac constellation of two fishes connected by cords.
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