Reach for the Stars Reach for the Stars Windy Ridge Science Windy Ridge Science Olympiad Olympiad Team!!! Team!!!
Reach for the StarsReach for the Stars
Windy Ridge Science OlympiadWindy Ridge Science Olympiad
Team!!!Team!!!
CONSTELLATIONSCONSTELLATIONS
AndromedaAndromeda
The chained maidenThe chained maiden
Aquarius (new)Aquarius (new)
the water-bearerthe water-bearer
AquilaAquila
The eagleThe eagle
AurgiaAurgia
The charioteerThe charioteer
BootesBootes
The bear watcherThe bear watcher
CancerCancer
The crabThe crab
Canes VenaticaCanes Venatica
The hunting dogsThe hunting dogs
Canis MajorCanis Major
The greater dogThe greater dog
Canis MinorCanis Minor
The lesser dogThe lesser dog
CassiopeiaCassiopeia
The seated queenThe seated queen
Cygnus (new)Cygnus (new)
The swan or northern crossThe swan or northern cross
DoradoDorado
The goldfish or swordfishThe goldfish or swordfish
GeminiGemini
The twins Castor and PolluxThe twins Castor and Pollux
HerculesHercules
HeraclesHeracles
Leo (new)Leo (new)
The lionThe lion
LyraLyra
The lyreThe lyre
MensaMensa
The tableThe table
OrionOrion
The hunterThe hunter
PerseusPerseus
PerseusPerseus
SagittariusSagittarius
The archerThe archer
Scorpius (new)Scorpius (new)
The scorpionThe scorpion
TaurusTaurus
The bullThe bull
TucanaTucana
The toucanThe toucan
Ursa MinorUrsa Minor
The little bearThe little bear
VirgoVirgo
The virginThe virgin
Vulpecula (new)Vulpecula (new)
The foxThe fox
STARSSTARS
AltairAltair
AquilaAquila1212thth brightest star brightest starMass-1.7Mass-1.7Radius- 1.7Radius- 1.7Temp.-8000kTemp.-8000kWhite starWhite star
CapellaCapella
AurigaAuriga1111thth brightest star brightest starMass-2.69/2.56Mass-2.69/2.56Radius-10.2/8.5Radius-10.2/8.5Temp.-5270/5900kTemp.-5270/5900kYellow starYellow star
ArcturusArcturus
BootesBootes33rdrd brightest star brightest starMass-1-1.5Mass-1-1.5Radius-25.7Radius-25.7Temp.-4300kTemp.-4300kRed giant starRed giant star
Sirus ASirus A
Canis majorCanis majorBrightest star in night skyBrightest star in night skyMass-2.02Mass-2.02Radius-1.711Radius-1.711Temp.-9940kTemp.-9940kWhite main sequence starsWhite main sequence stars
Sirus BSirus B
Canis majorCanis majorBrightest star in night skyBrightest star in night skyMass-0.978Mass-0.978Radius-0.0084Radius-0.0084Temp.-25200kTemp.-25200kWhite dwarf starsWhite dwarf stars
ProcyonProcyon
Canis minorCanis minor88thth brightest star brightest starMass-1.50/0.60Mass-1.50/0.60Radius-1.86/0.02Radius-1.86/0.02Temp.-6650/9700kTemp.-6650/9700kWhite-yellow dwarfWhite-yellow dwarf
Denab (new)Denab (new)
CygnusCygnus1919thth brightest star brightest starWhite super giant White super giant
CastorCastor
GeminiGemini4444thth brightest star brightest starMass-2.15/1.7Mass-2.15/1.7Radius-2.3/1.6Radius-2.3/1.6Temp.-10300/8840kTemp.-10300/8840kOrange giant starOrange giant star
PolluxPollux
GeminiGemini1717thth brightest star brightest starMass-1.86Mass-1.86Radius-8.0Radius-8.0Temp.-4865kTemp.-4865kOrange giant starOrange giant star
Regulus (new)Regulus (new)
LeoLeo2222ndnd brightest star brightest starMass-3.5/0.8/0.2Mass-3.5/0.8/0.2Radius-3.15-4.15/0.5Radius-3.15-4.15/0.5Temp.-10300-16400kTemp.-10300-16400kBluish-white starBluish-white star
Wolf 359 (new)Wolf 359 (new)
LeoLeoMass-0.09Mass-0.09Radius-0.16Radius-0.16Temp.-2800Temp.-2800Red dwarfRed dwarf
VegaVega
LyraLyra55thth brightest star brightest starMass-2.11Mass-2.11Radius-2.26*2.78Radius-2.26*2.789602+-1809602+-180Northern pole starNorthern pole star
BetelgeuseBetelgeuse
OrionOrion99thth brightest star brightest starMass-14Mass-14Radius-630Radius-630Temp.-3500kTemp.-3500kRed supergiantRed supergiant
RigelRigel
OrionOrion66thth brightest star brightest starMass-17Mass-17Radius-70Radius-70Temp.-11000kTemp.-11000kBlue super giantBlue super giant
AlgolAlgol
PerseusPerseus5959thth brightest star brightest starMass-3.59/0.79/1.67Mass-3.59/0.79/1.67Radius-2.3/3.0/0.9Radius-2.3/3.0/0.9Temp.-12000/4500/8500kTemp.-12000/4500/8500kMain sequence/sub giantMain sequence/sub giant
AntaresAntares
ScorpiusScorpius1616thth brightest star brightest starMass-15.5Mass-15.5Radius-700Radius-700Temp.-3500kTemp.-3500kRed super giant starRed super giant star
Sun (new)Sun (new)
Center of the solar systemCenter of the solar system
AldebaranAldebaran
TaurusTaurus1313thth brightest star brightest starMass-2.5/0.15Mass-2.5/0.15Radius-25/0.04Radius-25/0.04Temp.-4100/3050kTemp.-4100/3050k
PolarisPolaris
Ursa minorUrsa minor4848thth brightest star brightest starMass-4.3+1.1Mass-4.3+1.1Radius-30Radius-30Temp.-7200kTemp.-7200kBright giant/ super giant Bright giant/ super giant Yellow starYellow star
SpicaSpica
VirgoVirgo1515thth brightest star brightest starMass-11/7Mass-11/7Radius-7.8/4.0Radius-7.8/4.0Temp.-22400/18500kTemp.-22400/18500kA blue giantA blue giant
DEEP SKY OBJECTSDEEP SKY OBJECTS
M31 AndromedaM31 Andromeda
AndromedaAndromedaLargest galaxy of the local groupLargest galaxy of the local groupSpiral galaxySpiral galaxy
Helix Nebula (new)Helix Nebula (new)
AquariusAquariusPlanetary nebulaPlanetary nebulaDestined to become a white dwarf starDestined to become a white dwarf star
M44 Beehive ClusterM44 Beehive Cluster
CancerCancerContains white dwarfs, red giants and Contains white dwarfs, red giants and
main sequence starsmain sequence starsOpen cluster Open cluster
M51 Whirlpool GalaxyM51 Whirlpool Galaxy
Canes VenaticaCanes VenaticaSpiral galaxySpiral galaxy
Cas ACas A
CassiopeiaCassiopeiaSupernova remnantSupernova remnantShell remnantShell remnant
Tycho’s SNRTycho’s SNR
CassiopeiaCassiopeiaSupernovaSupernovaNebula remnantNebula remnant
Veil Nebula (new)Veil Nebula (new)
CygnusCygnusSupernova remnantSupernova remnant
LMCLMC
Mensa/DoradoMensa/DoradoLarge megellanic cloudLarge megellanic cloud
M13 Globular ClusterM13 Globular Cluster
HerculesHercules
M57 Ring NebulaM57 Ring Nebula
LyraLyraPlanetary nebulaPlanetary nebulaRing nebulaRing nebula
Milky Way GalaxyMilky Way Galaxy
Barred spiral galaxyBarred spiral galaxy
M42 Orion NebulaM42 Orion Nebula
OrionOrionDiffuse nebulaDiffuse nebula
Trapezium (new)Trapezium (new)
OrionOrionOpen cluster of starsOpen cluster of starsBrown dwarfs and run-way starsBrown dwarfs and run-way stars
SGR A*SGR A*
SagittariusSagittariusRadio emission center of the milky wayRadio emission center of the milky waySuper massive black holeSuper massive black hole
M6 Butterfly Cluster (new)M6 Butterfly Cluster (new)
ScorpiusScorpiusOpen clusterOpen clusterMost bright stars are hotMost bright stars are hotBlue b type stars and orange giant starsBlue b type stars and orange giant stars
HyadesHyades
TaurusTaurusNearest open cluster to the solar systemNearest open cluster to the solar systemMain sequence starsMain sequence stars
SMCSMC
TucanaTucanaDwarf galaxyDwarf galaxyBarred spiral galaxyBarred spiral galaxySmall magellanic cloudSmall magellanic cloud
M1 Crab NebulaM1 Crab Nebula
TaurusTaurusSupernova remnantSupernova remnant
M45 PleiadesM45 Pleiades
TaurusTaurusOpen clusterOpen clusterHot blue starsHot blue stars
M84 (new)M84 (new)
VirgoVirgoLenticular galaxyLenticular galaxy
M27 Dumbbell Nebula (new)M27 Dumbbell Nebula (new)
Planetary nebulaPlanetary nebulaVulpeculaVulpecula