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The zodiac constellation of the crab, with faint stars such as Acubens, Asellus Australis, and Asellus Borealis.

A zodiac constellation that represents a ram, with notable stars including Hamal, Sheratan, and Mesarthim.

Constellation representing an eagle, with the bright star Altair, Tarazed, and Alshain as its notable stars.

Constellation easily recognizable by its W-shape formed by five bright stars including Schedar, Caph, and Gamma Cassiopeiae.

Known as the 'Serpent Bearer', this constellation contains the main stars Rasalhague, Sabik, and Cebalrai.

Prominent constellation representing the 'Great Dog' with Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky, along with other stars like Adhara and Wezen.

Constellation representing the centaur Chiron, with Alpha Centauri (the closest star system to the Solar System) and Beta Centauri as its main stars.

A prominent constellation located on the celestial equator and visible throughout the world. Its main stars are Betelgeuse, Rigel, and a line of three stars forming Orion's Belt.

Zodiac constellation known as the Fishes, linked by their tails. Main stars include Alpherg (Eta Piscium), Kullat Nunu (Epsilon Piscium), and omega Piscium.

Constellation known as the 'Whale' or 'Sea Monster,' with main stars including Deneb Kaitos, Menkar, and Mira.

The constellation representing an archer centaur, with main stars including Kaus Australis, Nunki, and Alnasl.

A small constellation, often depicted as a lyre or harp, with its brightest star Vega, which is another vertex of the Summer Triangle.

Zodiac constellation representing the lion, with main stars including Regulus, Denebola, and Algieba.

Zodiac constellation representing twins, with main stars being Castor and Pollux.

Constellation named after the mythical winged horse, with principal stars including Algenib, Scheat, and Markab.

Constellation that winds around the Little Dipper, representing a dragon. Main stars include Eltanin, Rastaban, and Thuban, the ancient pole star.

Represents the mythical Greek hero, with main stars including Kornephoros, Zeta Herculis, and Sarin.

A small constellation known as the 'Little Dog,' its main stars are Procyon and Gomeisa.

Also known as the Swan, it is a prominent constellation with main stars Deneb, Alberio, and Sadr forming the 'Northern Cross' asterism.

A constellation that resembles a scorpion with bright stars Antares, Shaula, and Lesath.

Constellation representing a bull, it includes the bright star clusters the Pleiades and the Hyades with main stars Aldebaran, Elnath, and Beta Tauri.

A large zodiac constellation representing a maiden, with main stars including Spica, Zavijava, and Porrima.

Adjacent to Pegasus, represents a princess from Greek mythology. Main stars are Alpheratz (shared with Pegasus), Mirach, and Almach.

Largest northern hemisphere constellation, contains the Big Dipper asterism. Main stars include Dubhe, Merak, and Alkaid.

A small constellation also known as the Little Bear, it contains the Little Dipper asterism with main stars Polaris (the North Star), Kochab, and Pherkad.

Known as the Water Bearer, this zodiac constellation's main stars include Sadalmelik, Sadalsuud, and Aquarii.

Known as the Southern Cross, this small yet distinctive constellation features stars like Acrux, Mimosa, and Gacrux.

Zodiac constellation that symbolizes the scales of justice, with main stars including Zubenelgenubi, Zubeneschamali, and Brachium (Sigma Librae).

Named after the Greek hero, it includes the variable star Algol (the Demon Star), Mirfak, and Atik (Omega Persei).