Choosing the perfect baby name can always feel like a daunting task because there are infinite possibilities, and they never feel quite divine enough for your little bundle of joy. These names have been chosen specifically for those who feel a certain connection to space, celestial beings, and astronomy. Whether you decide to name your baby after a planetary moon, a Greek goddess, or a constellation, this list is for you!

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Astrid

The first space-inspired baby name is Astrid and its origins trace back to Scandinavia. According to Nameberry, its Norse meaning translates to “divine beauty.” In fiction, this name is known for the character from the How To Train Your Dragon franchise, as well as the author of Pippi Longstocking, Astrid Lindgren.

Orion

This next name would be perfect for a baby boy and has a very distinguished space/celestial connection. First, it relates to the constellation named Orion, which is one of the most visible and recognizable constellations visible in the sky. Second, according to Greek Mythology, these stars were named after Orion, a hunter that was put there by the gods.

Luna

This baby girl’s name would be perfect for parents who love to look up at the night sky since the literal translation of Luna in Latin means “the moon.” Additionally, this name is a reference to the Roman goddess, who is the companion of the sun and is depicted in history as driving a white chariot, according to Nameberry. In fiction, this name is known for the eccentric witch Luna Lovegood from the Harry Potter franchise.

Hercules

This next space-inspired name is Hercules, which is definitely one of the more popular names on this list. Hercules was a Roman god and this name also often refers to the Greek mythology version, Heracles, whom many know as the son of Zeus. According to Nameberry, this name translates to the “glory of Hera.” Disney released a movie about this historical figure, demonstrating the many heroic tasks and adventures he accomplished.

Aurora

This next name would be perfect for any little girl who is the family’s little princess. It also has a few different celestial meanings and connections. First, it is a reference to the Roman goddess of dawn. In mythology, it was said she would announce the arrival of the sun each and every morning. The name Aurora is also a tribute to the Aurora Borealis, otherwise known as the northern lights.

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Phoenix

The name Phoenix is cool because it’s considered gender-neutral and definitely is a bit retro and unique. What makes this name space-inspired is the fact that it was the name of an aircraft that was sent to Mars to do space exploration, according to Mom Junction. It, like many of the names on this list, also has ties to ancient Greek mythology, which is that of a majestic immortal bird that rises from its own ashes.

Carina

This next name is beautiful for a baby girl and is on this list of space-inspired names because it is a constellation in the southern sky. Of this cluster, Carina has the Canopus, a supergiant that is considered one of the brightest stars in the night sky. In regards to origin, the name Carina is Italian and translates to mean “dear little one.”

Leo

This next space-inspired baby name is Leo, which is another constellation and the fifth astrological sign of the zodiac. In regards to location, Leo is visible in the northern celestial hemisphere and is considered one of the easiest constellations to see because of its bright stars. According to Nameberry, the name Leo means “lion” in Latin, which is fitting considering that’s the animal for its zodiac sign.

Ophelia

The name Ophelia is a part of this space/celestial list because it is one of the 27 moons (or natural satellites) of the planet Uranus. Some of the other moon names include Juliet, Cordelia, Ariel, Oberon, Titania, and Cupid. According to Behind the Name, Ophelia is derived from Greek and means “help and/or advantage.” In fiction, this name is known most for the character from Shakespeare's play, Hamlet.

Atlas

The last space-inspired name is Atlas and isn’t solely on this list for being a book of stars, maps, and charts. The name actually has a bit of a deeper meaning, and like many of the others on this list, is connected to Greek mythology. According to Behind the Name, Atlas was a Titan that was punished by the almighty Zeus, forced to hold up the divine heavens for all eternity.

Sources: Nameberry, Mom Junction, Behind the Name, Pure Wow

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