Kate's Science Blog: HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY HAHA LIZZI

OMG guess what? My birthday is tomorrow! yayayyayayay! For my present, I want a constellation named after me! It could be called Kayteoplie! haha! Then there would be 89 constellations since there is 88 now. My topic today is volcanoes! JUST KIDDING! Its CONSTELLATIONS!

HaHa. Freaking news. Well i guess if you were a person in the old days, constellations would be kind of scary because you wouldn't know what they were. People from the middle east made up stories about constallations. After the Greeks heard about it they sorta stole the idea and made them into ancient legands that we still hear about today.

Those names are from Greek Mythology.
Andromeda was a Greek princess
Perseus was a Greek hero

Wouldn't you just love to stare at constellations all night? Well sorry that can't happen because you can only see some constellations if your in the right place at the right time. Constellations seem to move but it's just because Earth is moving. The constallation orion can be seen in the winter and the scorpian that tried to kill him can be seen in the summer. But a special type of constellation is circumpular constellations which can be seen all year long!

OK, so now you know what constellations are! Now me can talk about different ones. One of them that most of you know is the Big Dipper. But poor little Big Dipper isn't counted as a constellation because its connected to Ursa Major which is another constellation. =(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((( So many chins. That's how sad it is. The biggest constellation is the Hydra. You know the one with the ugly heads. The smallest one is Crux. LOL what a funny name. CRUX CRUX CRUX!