Across
- 4. The zodiac's water bearer, often represented pouring a pitcher.
- 5. Mythological princess chained to a rock, or the closest spiral galaxy to our own.
- 7. Major The Great Bear constellation, which contains the famous Big Dipper asterism.
- 9. The zodiac twins, named after Castor and Pollux.
- 10. The vain queen of mythology, recognizable by her distinct "W" or "M" shape.
- 11. The zodiac lion, easily identified by a sickle-shaped backward question mark.
- 12. Minor The Lesser Dog constellation, marked by the bright star Procyon.
- 13. Major The Greater Dog constellation, home to Sirius, the brightest star in the sky.
Down
- 1. The Charioteer constellation, famous for its bright star Capella.
- 2. The mythical hunter, famous for his three-star belt and the bright star Betelgeuse.
- 3. The zodiac's crab, known for being the faintest of the zodiac signs.
- 4. The Eagle constellation, home to the bright star Altair.
- 6. The zodiac's golden ram, associated with the spring equinox.
- 8. The zodiac scorpion, featuring the fiery red supergiant star Antares.
- 12. The Swan constellation, also known as the Northern Cross.