Beyond Earth

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Stars are huge, extremely hot spherical balls of gases that shine with their own light. They produce enormous amounts of energy, which makes them glow brightly. Our Sun is the closest star to Earth.

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A constellation is a region of the sky that includes groups of stars appearing to form patterns. These patterns often remind people of animals, objects, or characters from stories. Currently, there ar

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The three bright stars in Orion's belt are located in the middle of the Orion constellation in a straight line. They represent the belt of the hunter Orion. These stars are the easiest way to identify

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The Pole Star (Polaris) appears stationary in the North direction in the night sky. It is part of the Little Dipper constellation. It helps locate the North direction in the Northern hemisphere, makin

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Find the Big Dipper first. Look at the two stars at the end of the Big Dipper's cup. Draw an imaginary straight line through these stars towards the north. At about five times the distance between the

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Our Solar System consists of the Sun (our star), eight planets, their natural satellites (moons), and many smaller objects including asteroids and comets. All these objects are held together by the Su

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The eight planets in order from the Sun are: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The inner four are smaller with solid surfaces, while the outer four are larger gas gian

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Venus is the brightest planet in our sky after the Sun and Moon. It can be seen shining brightly at dawn (Morning Star) or dusk (Evening Star) because of its highly reflective atmosphere. It's not act