100+ Astronomy Inspired Dog Names

Sometimes it can be difficult to find inspiration to name your new dog. We hope this article helps you choose a name for your puppy. So here are over 100 astronomy-inspired dog names.

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Magical Astronomy Inspired Dog Names

• Reticulum — Net
• Ophelia — A tiny moon of Uranus
• Camelopardus — Giraffe
• Estella — Refers to the stars
• Scorpius — Scorpion
• Scutum — Shield
• Lepus — Hare
• Phoenix — Phoenix
• Alula — The first twin stars discovered
• Vulcan — A hypothetical planet
• Pictor — Easel
• Miranda — One of the five major moons of Uranus
• Volans — Flying fish
• Columba — Dove
• Gemini — Twins
• Archer — Half man, half Sagittarius
• Fornax — Furnace
• Rigel — The supergiant star in the Orion constellation
• Hydra — Sea serpent
• Cygnus —Swan
• Ursa Major — Big bear
• Corvus — Crow
• Leo — Lion
• Telescopium — Telescope
• Pavo — Peacock
• Elara — A moon of Jupiter
• Castor — The brightest star in the Gemini constellation
• Alya — Theta Serpentis star system’s first name
• Saturn — A planet
• Piscis Austrinus — Southern fish
• Atlas — Greek Titan of Astronomy
• Portia — A moon of Uranus
• Lynx — Lynx
• Cassiopeia — Queen of Ethiopia
• Andromeda — Princess of Ethiopia
• Aerglo — A natural glow of the night sky
• Jupiter — A planet

Most Unique Astronomy Inspired Dog Names

• Corona Australis — Southern crown
• Janus — A moon of Saturn
• Venus — A planet
• Halley — A comet visible from Earth with the naked eye
• Puppis — Stern of the Argonauts’ ship
• Callisto — The third-largest moon in the universe
• Triangulum — Triangle
• Dorado — Swordfish
• Cancer — Crab
• Octans — Octant
• Nova — The nuclear explosion of a white dwarf
• Vulpecula — Fox
• Triangulum Australe — Southern triangle
• Cosmo — Of or relating to the universe
• Draco — Dragon
• Oberon — Uranus’ biggest moon
• Hercules — Hercules, son of Zeus
• Lyra — Lyre or harp
• Grus — Crane
• Leo Minor — Little lion
• Crater — Cup
• Indus — Indian
• Apollo — Greek god of fun and light
• Sextans — Sextant
• Sculptor — Sculptor’s tools
• Perseus — Perseus, hero who saved Andromeda
• Titania — The largest of the moons of Uranus
• Astrid — Gorgeous Goddess
• Bianca — A small moon in Uranus
• Carina — Keel of Argonauts’ ship
• Pegasus — Pegasus, the winged horse
• Horologium — Clock
• Canis Major — Big dog
• Apus — Bird of paradise
• Tucana — Toucan
• Coma Berenices — Berenice’s hair
• Norma — Carpenter’s Level
• Canes Venatici — Hunting dogs
• Libra — Balance
• Crux — Cross
• Equuleus — Little horse
• Ophiuchus — Holder of serpent
• Jericho — City of the moon
• Antlia — Air pump
• Cetus — Sea monster
• Orion — Orion, the hunter
• Pyxis — Compass on the Argonauts’ ship
• Serpens — Serpent
• Caelum — Graving tool
• Aquila — Eagle
• Mensa — Table mountain
• Taurus — Bull
• Circinus — Compasses
• Eridanus — River
• Aries — Ram
• Solar — The sun
• Holmes — A comet, once thought to be the largest object in the solar system
• Ara — Altar
• Virgo — Virgin
• Mercury — A planet
• Canis Minor — Little dog
• Cephus — King of Ethiopia
• Ursa Minor — Little bear
• Sirius — Dog star
• Lupus — Wolf
• Pisces — Fishes
• Phoebe — The outermost moon of Saturn for 100 years
• Ariel — The shiniest moon in Uranus
• Mars — A planet
• Chamaeleon — Chameleon
• Pandora — The moon of Saturn
• Cordelia — An inner moon of Uranus
• Neptune — A planet
• Monoceros — Unicorn
• Hydrus — Watersnake
• Galexia — Galaxy
• Aquarius — Water-bearer
• Bootes — Herdsman
• Auriga — Charioteer
• Calypso — A moon personified as a Queen Nymph in Greek mythology
• Capricornus — Sea goat
• Pluto — A planet
• Corona Borealis — Northern crown
• Musca — Fly
• Lacerta — Lizard
• Delphinus — Porpoise
• Uranus — A planet
• Aurora — The natural phenomenon of red and green lights in teh sky
• Microscopium — Microscope
• Vela — Sail of the Argonauts’ ship
• Sagitta Arrow — Sagittarius Archer
• Centaurus — Centaur