Tag Archives: Constellations

How to Build an Indoor Planetarium

Bring ninth grade textbook lessons to life with a variety of engaging physical science projects. You can create hands-on interactive activities as a classroom or in small groups. The study of physical science includes the topics of astronomy, weather patterns, animals, plants and the human body. Teachers can incorporate science projects into corresponding textbook material […]

Product Review: Home Planetariums

For a long time the obsession revolved around the great sea of ​​stars above us and the question whether other planets and inhabitants of the earth exist somewhere there. People have been charting stars and asteroids for centuries and the techniques are only getting better with each passing year. Planetary things are amazing, a person […]

Sagitta and Delphinus: Little Known Constellations in the Night Sky

Know where you can find an empty cornfield? Great! If not, you can still enjoy stargazing and all the night sky has to offer this fall. If you’ve gotten past the more common and easily recognizable constellations in the sky and want more to look for then try Sagitta and Delphinus two little known constellations. […]

Star Gazing: How Much Do Your Kids Know About the Night Sky?

Do you take the kids outdoors at night to watch the stars? It’s a relaxing and wonderful experience that your children may want to repeat many times. I started by reading a book about stars and constellations to them. Once such title is A Child’s Introduction to the Night Sky: The Story of the Stars, […]

Easy Ways to Learn the Constellations

Mythology influenced the naming of many celestial bodies including the constellations and the names of the main constellations have changed little since ancient times. Star patterns within the constellations will always stay the same as, like the Sun, they move across the sky, from east to west. However, different constellations will be seen in the […]

Guide to Constellations in the April Night Sky

Stargazing in the Spring especially during the month of April becomes easier, because of the slightly warmer nights and the distinct constellations that fill the night sky. To do any stargazing at night I recommend finding a star chart to help give you a basic idea of all the stars in each constellation. Each of […]