Do stars and constellations have effects on human activities?

All such effects are humans psyching themselves out. Constellations (mostly) are accidental alignments of stars, just because of where the solar system happens to be in the galaxy. read more

We do know that astronauts living aboard the space stations (both the ISS and the old Mir) report that it took a while to get re-accustomed to walking on Earth after floating in space for six months. This may end up being a non-issue; people are endlessly adaptable, and I suspect that there would be no permanent ill effects of living on the Moon. read more

7 Activities for Kids to Learn about Stars and Constellations The easiest thing to do with kids is to just go out at night to look at the sky and watch the stars. It will be ideal if you can go out at the same time and stay at the same spot every day, so you can see the changes day after day. read more

Stars and Constellations- an activity and a short lesson The night sky is FULL of stars! If you live in the city, you might need to take a camping trip or visit our planetarium to see them, but there are billions and billions of stars in the sky. read more