LOM v1.0hierarchicalLOM v1.02URLhttp://portal.discoverthecosmos.eu/node/194952enWhen our ancestors looked up the sky full of stars they had the feeling that the stars were grouped according to what the people associated to stories and legends. The knowledge of constellations helped the human being to identify the seasons and determine the periods of hunt, agriculture and fishing. There are 88 recognised constellations by the IAU that correspond to different areas in the sky forming a map of the celestial sphere that can include stars or others celestial objects that in reality are incredibly distant between themselves.Constellations stars modelsLOM v1.0final1.0LOM v1.0author2013-03-15NUCLIOLOM v1.0publisher2013-05-16Paula FurtadoenLOM v1.0LOM v1.0creator2013-05-16NUCLIOLOM v1.0validatorLOM v1.0browserLOM v1.0anyLOM v1.0osLOM v1.0anytext/htmlhttp://portal.discoverthecosmos.eu/node/194952LOM v1.0noLOM v1.0noLOM v1.0activeLOM v1.0highLOM v1.0easyLOM v1.0Inquiry-Based TeachingLOM v1.02 didactic hours6-9LOM v1.0DisciplineScienceAstronomy: ConstellationsAstronomy: StarsScientific enquiry: Asking questionsScientific enquiry: Creativity in scienceScientific enquiry: MisconceptionsScientific enquiry: Using science to explain