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Brain Teaser https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ip5BAEfZuA What have you heard or learned about the origins of space?

Constellations When Ancient observers around the world looked up at the night sky, they imagined that group of starts formed pictures of people or animals

What are the constellations? Imaginary patterns of stars Astronomers used these constellations to locate objects in the night’s sky!

Orion The Hunter

Orion Large constellation in the winter sky is Orion: Called the “Hunter”, after a Greek myth Orion is seen with a sword in his belt and an upraised arm.

Orion

Ursa Major Great Bear

Ursa Major The large “She-Bear” Located in the northern hemisphere Greek Story of how it became a bear!

Ursa Major

Cygnus Swan

Cygnus “The Swan” Northern constellation Lying on the plane of the Milky Way One of the brightest stars in the night sky

Cygnus

Scorpius Scorpion

Scorpius “Scorpion” Northern hemisphere near center of the Milky way. Greek Story: Battle with Orion

Scorpius

Cassiopeia Queen

Cassiopeia Named after a Vein Queen with beauty Opposite of the Big Dipper Greek story

Cassiopeia