Sharon Wood
Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky. For centuries stars show people the right direction. If you`re inspired by stars, space, and astronomy, you`re in the right place now!
- Firefly
- Bootes
- Cosmo
- Ursa
- Sally
- Cygnus
- Pisces
- Titan
- Halley
- Star
- Umbra
- Calypso
- Buzz
- Triton
- Axiom
- Luna
- Leo
- Canis
- Gemini
- Cepheus
- Vera
- Blazar
- Jupiter
- Martian
- Mercury
- Shuttle
- Terra
- Hoshi/Hoshiko
- Marfusa
- Bayer
- Galilei
- Armstrong
- Gravity
- Carina
- Mars
- Aries
- Centauri
- Rover
- Tito
- Meteor
- Zenith
- Prometheus
- Lupus
- Crescent
- Sagan
- Shepard
- Bebop
- Seren
- Crater
- Pluto
- Equinox
- Astro
- Gamma
- Dipper
- Bianca
- Cluster
- Libra
- Madge
- Wash
- Jet
- Selene
- Oberon
- Valentina
- Aurora
- Virgo
- Ceres
- Puck
- Magellan
- Neutron
- Eclipse
- Cressida
- Carme
- Newton
- Snell
- Yuri
- Pollux
- Corvus
- Falcon
- Nebula
- Gordo
- Zodiac
- Marsha
- Archer
- Sputnik
- Nasa
- Giant
- Tucana
- Magnetosphere
- Ferdinand
- Phoenix
- Phobos
- Neptune
- Rocket
- Boomer
- Hyperion
- Himalia
- Perdita
- Cassiopeia
- Comet
- Kepler
- Nova
- Baker
- Azophi
- Lister
- Félicette
- Albert
- Rubin
- Prospero
- Atlas
- Helene
- Galaxy
- Edwin
- Pegasus
- Dwarf
- Alberio
- Lida
- Laika
- Ham
- Orbit
- Canis
- Anita/Arabella
- Solstice
- Pan
- Orion
- Hubble
- Halley
- Scout
- Flare
- Harlow
- Enos
- Belinda
- Lani
- Asteroid
- Sora
- Tycho
- Akash
- Mir
- Wilson
- Cetus
- Phoebe
- Quasar
- Starbuck
- Rhea
- Sirius
- Rigel
- Mae
- Serenity