To assist in interpreting these symbols, you can download this free Greek alphabet astronomy reference guide here. The star charts above utilize the Greek alphabet system to denote the brightest 24 stars for most constellations. TAURUS, ORION, MONOCEROS, LEPUS, CANIS MINOR/MAJOR URSA MAJOR, BOOTES, CANES VENATICI, CORONA BOREALIS VIRGO, COMA BERENICES, CORVUS, SERPENS CAPUTĮRIDANUS, SCULPTOR, PHOENIX, FORNAX, HOROLOGIUM URSA MINOR, URSA MAJOR, CASSIOPEIA, CEPHEUS, DRACO To save, right click then 'Save Target As'. Print or download these black and white free star charts (PDF format). Or, learn how to find your way around the night sky and all about telescope basics. For example, every week there are new astronomy videos about finding/observing objects in the night sky. There's a lot more here on Eyes on the Sky. For most of us under light polluted conditions, it's a great set of charts for finding our way around with binoculars or a 6x30 or larger finderscope.īecause many stars are listed by their Bayer designation, download a free Greek alphabet reference guide here. Johnson show stars down to magnitude 7.25 about the limit of naked-eye visibility under very dark skies. The detailed beginner star charts by Andrew L.

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