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6. An imaginary model that extends Earth’s equator and reference lines into space to help locate objects in the sky.
7. Also known as Ursa Minor, the constellation that Polaris is in.
9. Constellation that is a lion
10. A science that explores space, celestial objects, and the universe using observation and evidence.
11. The 12 constellations that lie along the ecliptic and are associated with tracking time and seasons in astronomy and astrology.

1. A grouping of stars in the sky that form a pattern, often named and used to tell stories or locate objects.
2. The path that the Sun appears to follow through the sky over a year due to Earth’s orbit.
3. The points in the sky above Earth’s North and South Poles around which stars appear to rotate.
4. A belief system suggesting the positions of stars and planets at birth can influence personality and future.
5. Most recognizable constellation Ursa Major
6. Constellation that is a crab.
8. A star located very close to the northern celestial pole; also called the North Star; useful for navigation.