#star map
- Arcturus — The proper name of the brightest star in the constellation Boötes and the fourth-brightest star in the entire night sky, being an orange giant located approximately 36.7 light-years from Earth. In mythology, the name originates from ancient Greek and means 'guardian of the bear', due to its structural proximity to the Ursa Major constellation.
- Ares — The supreme god of bloody warfare, violence, and brutal physical courage in ancient Greek mythology, son of Zeus and Hera, structurally identified within the Roman pantheon with Mars. In astronomy and astrophysics, the name is utilized as an etymological root in terms describing Martian phenomena, or as a designation for launch vehicles in modern space programs.
- Astrography — A descriptive branch of practical astronomy or an archaic terminological variant for astrophotography, having as its object the description, mapping, and cataloging of celestial bodies through images obtained using an astrograph. In a historical sense, it represents the technique of printing and faithfully reproducing star charts or photographic plates based on silver emulsion, used intensively in major international sky inventory projects of the 19th and early 20th centuries.