A bright star in the Great Dog, Arabic for the virgins · Arabic
Brightest star of the Pleiades cluster
A golden double star in the mane of Leo · Arabic
A bright star at the foot of Gemini · Arabic
The bright one, the brightest star of Grus the crane · Arabic
The jewel of the Northern Crown · Arabic
Small reddish moon close in to Jupiter
Our nearest large neighbour galaxy
The brightest star of Phoenix, Arabic for the phoenix · Arabic
A tiny moon of Saturn, Greek for flowery · Greek · small dogs
The eagle constellation, set on the Milky Way
A star in Sagittarius, Latin for armpit · Latin
The brightest star of the Southern Triangle
Soviet space dog who orbited and came home safely · Russian
Bright star in the constellation Orion
One of the four large moons of Jupiter
Bright golden star in the charioteer constellation
The W shaped constellation of the north
A star of the Pleiades, named for one of the seven sisters · Greek
Latin, of the sky · Latin
Largest object in the asteroid belt · Latin
The dove constellation, Latin for dove · Latin
Latin for crown, two constellations and the glowing edge of the Sun · Latin
The thin curved shape of a young Moon
Rover that has been exploring Mars since 2012
The star at the tip of the lion's tail · Arabic
A moon of Neptune named for a daughter of Poseidon · Greek
Bright icy moon of Saturn
Brightest star of the Plough
A moon of Jupiter, named for a lover of Zeus in myth · Greek
The brightest star of Draco, Arabic for the great serpent · Arabic
Dwarf planet further out than Pluto
Icy moon of Jupiter with an ocean beneath the crust · Greek
An exoplanet named from the Latin for strength · Latin
A moon of Neptune named for a sea nymph · Greek
The comet that returns roughly every seventy six years
Fast spinning dwarf planet shaped like an egg
Hiwa i te rangi, the wishing star of Matariki · Maori
The V shaped star cluster in the face of Taurus · Greek
The volcanic innermost large moon of Jupiter · small dogs
The lizard constellation · Latin
A moon of Neptune named after a nymph · Greek
The scales constellation of the zodiac · Latin
The small harp constellation
The meteor shower of April
A small moon of Uranus named after Queen Mab of the fairies
One of the seven sisters in the Pleiades
The innermost moon of Jupiter, named for the Titan of wisdom · Greek
One of the three stars in Orion's belt
The silver light of the Moon
The innermost moon of Neptune, named for the water nymphs · Greek
A moon of Haumea named for a Hawaiian sea goddess · Hawaiian
Distant moon of Neptune on a long stretched orbit
The most distant moon of Neptune, named for an island nymph · Greek
A small moon of Pluto named for the goddess of night · Greek · small dogs
A bright star of Sagittarius with a Babylonian name · Babylonian
The bright meteor shower of August
The seven sisters star cluster, called Matariki in New Zealand · Greek
A star of the Pleiades, the mother of the seven sisters · Greek
The nearest star to the Sun, Latin for nearest · Latin
A metal rich asteroid named after the Greek heroine Psyche · Greek
A small constellation of the ship's compass · Greek · small dogs
The arrow, one of the smallest constellations · small dogs
A small moon of Neptune named after a sea nymph · Greek · small dogs
The star at the tip of the Scorpion's sting, Arabic for raised tail · Arabic
A distant moon of Jupiter named after a nymph · Greek
The turning point of the sun's year
Brightest star in the constellation Virgo
The soft light of the stars
Full of stars, for a dog with a sparkly personality
Soviet space dog who flew with Belka and returned · Russian
Tiny moon of the dwarf planet Pluto · small dogs
A star exploding in a huge flash of light · Latin
A star of the Pleiades, named for a mountain nymph · Greek
A small inner moon of Jupiter · Greek
The toucan constellation of the southern sky
The bear constellation of the northern sky · big dogs
A brilliant blue white star in Lyra
Constellation of the ship's sails
One of the brightest asteroids in the belt · Latin
The maiden constellation of the zodiac · Latin
The little fox constellation · Latin · small dogs
A star of Matariki connected with the sea · Maori
A star of Matariki connected with fresh water · Maori
A star on the back of Leo the lion, Greek for girdle · Greek
The brightest star of the Southern Cross · Latin
A gold and blue double star at the head of the swan · Arabic
Faint companion star beside Mizar · small dogs
Orange star that marks the eye of Taurus
The brightest star of the Big Dipper · Arabic
The star at the end of the Big Dipper's handle · Arabic
A beautiful gold and blue double star in Andromeda · Arabic
Star at the eastern end of Orion's belt
The lonely one, the only bright star in Hydra · Arabic
The brightest star of Andromeda · Arabic
Bright star in the eagle constellation
Red giant star at the heart of Scorpius
The water bearer constellation of the zodiac · Latin
Orange giant star in the herdsman constellation
The ram constellation of the zodiac · Latin
A planet named after a poet rescued by dolphins in Greek myth · Greek
First person to walk on the Moon
The charioteer constellation
A bright star of the southern sky in Carina
Red supergiant star on the shoulder of Orion · big dogs
The herdsman constellation, home of the bright star Arcturus · Greek
An exoplanet named after the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe · Danish
A moon of Uranus named after the wild islander in The Tempest
Second brightest star in the night sky
The sea goat constellation of the zodiac · Latin
Spacecraft that spent thirteen years at Saturn
One of the twin stars of Gemini
The king constellation near the north pole of the sky
The sea monster constellation · Latin · big dogs
Large moon that circles with Pluto
The swan constellation of the northern sky
A tiny moon that makes waves in Saturn's rings · Greek · small dogs
The smaller of the two moons of Mars · small dogs
The dolphin, a small bright constellation · Latin
Brilliant distant star in the swan constellation
The dragon constellation coiled round the pole · big dogs
The star at the tip of the bull's horn in Taurus · Arabic
Moon of Saturn that sprays water into space
The star on the nose of Pegasus · Arabic
The great river constellation · Greek
A lone bright autumn star, Arabic for mouth of the fish · Arabic
A moon of Uranus named after a lord in The Tempest · Spanish
The red giant star at the top of the Southern Cross
First person to orbit the Earth · Russian
Astronomer who found the big moons of Jupiter · Italian
Largest moon in the solar system · Greek · big dogs
A brilliant blue star in Centaurus, one of the pointers to the Southern Cross · Arabic
The brightest star of Aries, Arabic for lamb · Arabic
Astronomer who discovered the planet Uranus
Space telescope that changed how we see the universe
Moon of Saturn with one pale side and one dark side
A moon of Saturn named for the two faced Roman god of doorways · Latin
An old poetic name for Jupiter · Latin
The largest planet in the solar system · Roman · big dogs
Astronomer of orbits, and a planet hunting telescope
A moon of Pluto named for the three headed dog of Greek myth · Greek · big dogs
A guardian star of the Little Bear · Arabic
The belt of icy worlds beyond Neptune
The meteor shower of November
The hare constellation that sits at Orion's feet · Latin
The wolf constellation of the southern sky
Spacecraft that mapped the surface of Venus
Dwarf planet out in the Kuiper belt
One of the two pointer stars of the Big Dipper · Arabic
The smallest planet and the fastest Roman god · Roman · small dogs
A cratered moon of Saturn · Greek
The herald star in the Great Dog, rising before Sirius · Arabic
Double star in the handle of the Plough
The eighth planet, named for the god of the sea · Roman · big dogs
The distant cloud that comets come from
A dwarf planet beyond Neptune, named for the Roman god of the underworld · Latin
The hunter constellation, and a hunter of Greek myth · Greek · big dogs
Second asteroid ever discovered · Greek
The peacock constellation of the southern sky
The larger of the two moons of Mars
Early spacecraft sent out past Jupiter
Dwarf planet named for the god of the underworld · Greek · small dogs
The brighter twin star of Gemini
Brightest star in Canis Minor, the little dog
Neptune's second largest moon, named for the shape changing sea god · Greek
A spinning neutron star that beats like a lighthouse
An intensely bright distant galactic core
An exoplanet named after Don Quixote · Spanish
Bright star at the heart of Leo
Brilliant blue white star in Orion
Rigil Kentaurus, the star we know as Alpha Centauri · Arabic
An exoplanet named after Don Quixote's old horse · Spanish
The star at the heart of Cygnus the swan, Arabic for chest · Arabic
The archer constellation of the zodiac · Latin
The ringed planet · Roman · big dogs
The scorpion of the zodiac · Latin
The scorpion constellation with the red star Antares · Latin
The brightest star in the night sky, the Dog Star
The first American space station
Long serving Russian spacecraft · Russian
Russian, travelling companion, the first satellite · Russian · small dogs
A moon of Uranus named after the drunken butler in The Tempest
The bull constellation of the zodiac · big dogs
A star in Draco that was the pole star when the pyramids were built · Arabic
An old name for Alpha Centauri · Arabic
A moon of Uranus named after the jester in The Tempest
Largest moon of Neptune, and it orbits backwards
Astronomer Tycho Brahe, and a bright crater on the Moon
The darkest of the large moons of Uranus
First spacecraft to land and work on Mars
Spacecraft that carried the first person into space · Russian
A bright blue star at the end of the river Eridanus, Arabic for river's end · Arabic
The middle star of Orion's Belt, Arabic for string of pearls · Arabic
The far point of an orbit
The bird of paradise constellation · Greek
A region of space whose gravity lets no light escape
Greek, order, and a word for the universe · Greek
The Southern Cross, Latin for cross · Latin
The unseen matter thought to make up most of the universe's mass
When one body passes in front of another and hides it
The day when light and dark are equal
A vast system of stars, from the Greek gala, milk · big dogs
The twins constellation, and an early space programme
The bulging shape of the Moon between half and full · Latin
A star of the Southern Cross named by the Wardaman people · Wardaman
The crane, a constellation of the southern sky · Latin
Ring of light seen around the sun or moon
A star of the Southern Cross with a Mursi name · Mursi
Of the Moon, from Latin luna · Latin
Faint constellation named after the wild cat
A rock that burns bright as it enters the atmosphere
A cloud of gas and dust where stars form
The path a moon takes around its planet
Southern constellation named for the firebird
The fishes constellation of the zodiac · Latin
The north star, fixed above the pole
The Maori name for Rigel, the star that marks the new year in some regions · Maori
The stern of the ship Argo, a constellation with a very puppy sounding name · Latin
What we call the robots that drive across Mars
An asteroid visited by a Japanese probe, named for the dragon palace of folklore · Japanese
A bright star at Orion's knee, Arabic for sword · Arabic
Mission that caught comet dust, and what stars leave behind
The flying fish constellation · Latin
Probe that passed the outer planets and kept going
The point directly overhead