Greek astral mythology

Greek astral mythology links celestial bodies to gods and myths, reflecting how ancient Greeks interpreted the night sky. They saw planets, stars, and constellations as divine symbols representing gods like Apollo (the Sun), Artemis (the Moon), and constellations linked to heroes and mythic stories. These associations influenced their culture, navigation, and rituals, emphasizing the cosmos's divine order. The myths often explain celestial phenomena, blending storytelling with their understanding of the universe, highlighting a profound connection between the heavens and their religious beliefs.