#20: Ah, finally, some astronomy!
Unlike astrology, astronomy is real science, and yet it still has quirky attributes like the names of constellations. The Big Dipper is well known, as is Orion’s Belt. You’ve probably seen them yourself while staring at the night sky. Those two examples make sense, but some of the names? Complete and utter nonsense.
Ursa Major and Ursa Minor don’t look like bears, and Draco barely looks like a dragon. Cygnus, a swan, is also super questionable. Go figure. However, using the names of Greek gods was perfect. Cassiopeia, Andromeda, Perseus, and Hercules are all perfect names for constellations and were an easy way to pay homage to the gods of old. A logical choice, for sure.