Mythical significance of constellations in many cultures across the world is quite ancient and interestingly, it rests upon the thought that specific grouping of stars and formation of patterns thereby, has something to point out or forecast.

Aries constellation is made from the stars Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Lambda Arietis and apart from these stars, there also are Pai, 30 and 53 Arietis that contribute in the structure.

The Taurus constellation gets circumcised by seven stars namely Gemini, Orion, Aries, Eridanus, Auriga, Aries and Perseus. At +90 and -65 degrees, latitudes form the most ideal conditions to observe Taurus constellation, especially in January and dur

The Gemini constellation comprises of two extremely shining stars that are referred to as twins in various ancient civilizations. While the Arab mythology refers them as twin peacocks, Hindu myth identifies them as twin Gods and the Egyptians say it

Representation of a crab is the most common outcome of the studies of all ancient civilizations over formation of the Cancer Constellation.

Leo has the fifth position out of twelve zodiac constellations. Leo is a Latin word and it means lion. It is displayed by a crouching lion that is facing towards the west. As depicted in a well know Greek mythological story, Leo was the Nemean lion t

Virgo is goddess of justice and fertility and there are several mythological stories associated with the Virgo constellation.

Libra Constellation is located amid the Virgo and Scorpio constellations and so as to identify its periphery, you can see another three constellations i.e. Lupus, Serpens and Phiuchus.

Scorpion constellation is viewed in summer from the southern hemisphere. As an observer, you can identify this constellation from the feel of the arched tail and hook-like claws of the scorpion.