Space & Astronomy

Stars and Constellations in the Night Sky

An easy talk about stars, constellations, and how people have used them for centuries.

A26 min

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1When you look up at night, you see thousands of stars.

2Every star is a huge ball of very hot gas.

3The nearest star to Earth is our own Sun.

4Long ago, people drew pictures in the sky with the stars.

5These pictures are called constellations, and each one has a story.

6Sailors once used the North Star to find their way home.

7Stars are born in clouds of gas and shine for ages.

8When a big star dies, it explodes in a bright flash.

9The light from far stars takes many years to reach us.

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