JAMES: EVERY FALL YOU CAN RETELL A SAGA IN
THE SKIES.

DEAN: YOU CAN FIND CONSTELLATIONS FOR A KING,
A QUEEN, A PRINCE, A PRINCESS, TWO MONSTERS,

AND A FLYING HORSE.

JAMES: FACE NORTHEAST TO FIND QUEEN CASSIOPEIA
LOOKING LIKE THE LETTER W.

DEAN: TO HER LEFT, ARE FIVE STARS THAT LOOK
LIKE AN UPSIDE-DOWN HOUSE.

HER HUSBAND, KING CEPHEUS.

JAMES: ON THE OTHER SIDE OF CASSIOPEIA IS
HER DAUGHTER, ANDROMEDA.

HER STARS LOOK MORE LIKE A SKINNY LETTER A.

DEAN: AND AT ANDROMEDA'S FEET IS THE SQUIGGLY
CONSTELLATION OF PERSEUS THE PRINCE, THE HERO

OF THE FALL SKY HOLDING THE SEVERED HEAD OF
MEDUSA.

JAMES: FACING EAST, NOW YOU CAN SEE WHAT PERSEUS
IS AIMING MEDUSA'S HEAD AT - THE SEA MONSTER

CONSTELLATION CETUS.

DEAN: HE'S TURNING TO STONE AS WE SPEAK.

JAMES: THAT LEAVES THE FLYING HORSE, PEGASUS
IN THE SOUTHEASTERN SKY.

DEAN: ALL OF THESE CONSTELLATIONS ARE LINKED
IN ONE STELLAR MYTH SO CHECK THEM OUT AND

BOTH: KEEP LOOKING UP!