Most of the constellations we identify in the sky nowadays are based on those listed centuries ago.
The Sky – Yours to Discover is a project which invites children and young people to gaze up at the sky and identify stars, connect stars with imaginary lines, create new constellations and original stories related to them.
The main goals of the project are stimulating curiosity and interest towards astronomy all over the world, inviting the general public to look directly at the skies, raising awareness of the night sky, eventually bringing into discussion the question of light pollution, and to invite the participants to use their creativity and imagination, both verbal and visual, in a multidisciplinary and multicultural project.
This project may involve science centers, schools, planetariums, astronomers, all helping to motivate children of different cultures and backgrounds to observe the night sky with their own eyes.

ASSOCIATED PARTNERS           

- Science Museum of the University of Lisbon (Portugal)
- Centro Ciência Viva de Constância (Portugal)
- Museu de Astronomia e Ciências Afins (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- The University of Texas at Austin - Department of Astronomy 
      and McDonald Observatory (USA)
- Australian Centre for Astrobiology (Australia)
- Escola Portuguesa de Moçambique (Mozambique)
- University of Glamorgan (United Kingdom)
- Confederation of Indian Amateur Astronomers (India)
- Clackamas Community College, Oregon (USA)
- Museo Nacional de Historia Natural (Cuba)
- Johannesburg Planetarium (South Africa)
- University of Nebraska - Omaha (USA)
- Amateur Astronomers Association of Kurdistan - Erbil (Iraq)
- Ghana Science and Planetarium Project (Ghana)
- Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Sciences 
      and University of Sharjah (United Arab Emirates)
- University of Nairobi (Kenya)
- Mbarara University of Science and Technology (Uganda)
- Langitselatan Group (Indonesia)
- Centro de Investigaciones de Astronomia (Venezuela)
- Louis Cruls Astronomy Club / Instituto Federal de Ciência e
      Tecnologia Fluminense (Brazil)
- Cluj County School Inspectorate (Romania)
- Moj Planet (Slovenia)
- Astronomie-Wien (Austria)

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