A reference for the entire sky.

Explore all 88 constellations. Find their names, read their star charts and print a map to keep.

88

Constellations

The complete set of sky regions, from Andromeda to Vulpecula.

28

Northern sky

Constellations entirely north of the celestial equator.

45

Southern sky

Constellations entirely south of the celestial equator.

15

Across the celestial equator

Constellations extending into both celestial hemispheres.

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A cross-equator constellation, a northern region, the pole and a two-part constellation.

the Hunter · Orion star chartthe Hunter · Orion star chart

the Hunter

Equatorial sky
the Serpent · Serpens star chartthe Serpent · Serpens star chart

the Serpent

Equatorial sky · 2 chart sections

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A constellation is a region

The familiar lines join stars into a pattern. The boundary defines the constellation’s place in the sky.

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