Constellations and zodiac signs

Hercules, a symbolization of the famous hero Heracles in Greek mythology, is one of the 48 constellations the Greek-Roman astronomer Claudius Ptole...

The Lepus symbolizes a hare and is one of the 48 constellations the Greek-Roman astronomer Claudius Ptolemy already determined in ancient times. It...

The Coma Berenices, meaning Berenice's hair, is the only constellation whose name's origin is based on a historical figure. In its area are many ex...

Canis Major, Latin for Greater Dog, is one of the 48 constellations described by the Greco-Roman astronomer Claudius Ptolemy in ancient times. In a...

The Ursa Major, commonly known as Great Bear or Big Dipper, is one of the most famous star constellations in the night sky. It belongs to the 48 cl...

The Caelum, Latin for chisel or engraving tool, is a very small and inconspicuous constellation of the southern sky. It is one of fifteen constella...

The Camelopardalis symbolizes a giraffe and is an extensive yet inconspicuous constellation of the northern sky. Although it does not have exceptio...

The Equuleus, Latin for little horse or foal, is one of the 48 ancient constellations described by the Greco-Roman astronomer Claudius Ptolemy. How...

The Auriga, Latin for The Charioteer, is one of the 48 constellations described by the Greco-Roman astronomer Claudius Ptolemy in ancient times. It...

The Vulpecula, Latin for The Little Fox, is an inconspicuous constellation of the northern hemisphere. It is located in the middle of the Milky Way...

Volans symbolizes a flying fish. The term is widely used for this constellation. It lies in the southern sky and is very inconspicuous. However, it...

The Musca symbolizes a fly, a term often used to name the star constellation. It is a small southern hemisphere constellation that is relatively ea...