Crossword Puzzle Science 9

3. Is the study and belief that stars affect the character and lives of people.
4. A constellation named after the Greek hero Herakles.
6. The power of a star and the rate at which a star radiates light energy.
8. The next closest star to Earth.
11. Is the study of everything in the universe beyond Earth's atmosphere.
12. A constellation that is recognized in astronomy but is not an astrological sign.
14. An arrangement or pattern of stars in the sky.
16. These people study planets, stars, and other celestial bodies.
18. Is Earth's only natural satellite.
19. Derived from the Latin term "draconem" meaning huge serpent.
22. An imaginary line that passes through the Earth from its North Pole to its South Pole.
23. Refers to an opaque object that emits radiation.
24. Are constellations that move counterclockwise.

1. Measurement of the shift of a nearby object compared to distant objects when observed from two different positions.
2. The difference in the two solar calendars are caused by this phenomenon.
5. Massive ball of plasma that emits light throughout the universe.
7. Is a yellow dwarf star, that is located at the heart of our solar system.
9. The star patterns that have been discovered but have not been officially identified as a constellation.
10. One of the most prominent star patterns in the sky, also known as "The Hunter".
13. The brightness of a star as viewed from the Earth.
14. It appears to be one of the brightest stars in the Northern Hemisphere.
15. It is also known as the "Big Bear" and is one of the most famous constellations.
17. Means circle of animals in Greek.
20. The minute motions of nearby stars.
21. The smallest stars in the universe.