What are constellations?

Constellations are groupings of stars that form shapes in the night sky. These shapes are often associated with stories or mythology. Examples of constellations include:

Orion, which is named after a hunter in Greek mythology.

Ursa Major, which is often seen as a giant bear in the northern sky.

Ursa Minor, which is often seen as a smaller bear nearby Ursa Major.

Draco, which is seen as a dragon and is the northernmost of all constellations.

Cygnus, which is seen as a swan in the northern sky.

Cassiopeia, which is seen as a W-shaped constellation in the northern sky.

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