Describes twenty of the most prominent constellations, including the Big Dipper, Orion, and Cancer; explains how to locate them; and provides instructions for related activities.
Introduces the myths, character traits, symbols, and constellations associated with each sign of the zodiac and explains the origins of astrology and how it differs from astronomy.
When Minna expresses an interest in stars, her mother suggests she invite a few friends to a star party, including a special dinner, a trip to the new Star Space at the Children's Museum, and star-gazing.
Star maps of the constellations with accompanying pictures of the characters and creatures the ancients imagined in the star groups and a brief story on each. The constellations glow in the dark.
Examines the three types of constellations in the universe documenting their history, how to locate them in the night sky, and the twelve Zodiac constellations, and includes charts for both the northern and southern hemispheres.
Provides answers to questions about stars and constellations, discussing what they are, their composition and distance from Earth, and other issues, and including a fact file, glossary, and list of resources for further study.
Explains what constellations are and how they are created. Details the purpose constellations served the ancient world and how they are used today. Includes color photographs, a glossary, and further reading sources.
