Relax, calm your mind, and think of the night sky. What majestic celestial bodies can you see?

The stars appear to rotate around us in a predictable pattern. Do you recognize any constellations?

This bear is best known as Ursa Major, though cultures around the world have different names for the pattern of stars.

This grouping of stars, called the Big Dipper in the US and the Plough in the UK, forms the hind leg of Ursa Major.

The Northern Lights, also called aurora borealis, are a gorgeous atmospheric phenomenon caused by solar wind. Can you see any auroras where you are?

In Mozart's famous The Magic Flute, the Queen of the Night sings her first aria under an incredible dome of stars like this one.

This breathtaking photo shows the aurora borealis from orbit. Can you imagine living between the Earth and stars?

The moon lights up the night sky on most nights, but sometimes it's shrouded in shadows leaving only a sliver.

Do you think when Van Gogh saw these stars, he imagined that his depiction of a night sky would be one of the most famous paintings in the world?