Have you guys ever been KSP and looked at the beautiful artwork that makes up our in game galaxy and said "we really need to name some of these"? Well then you've come to the right place. I want to start a movement to find and name the constellations, stars, nebulae, and galaxies that we all see. Here are the rules: 1) try to avoid naming what you discover after yourself, its not like you've spent years of your life and a lot of money to do this. 2) any vulgar names will not be accepted, try to think of something original and scientific that has something to do with what you've discovered 3) you can not rename anything someone else has discovered. If you find it first, you get to name it. Guidelines: 1) give as much info as you can on it (where you were orbiting, stuff like that) 2) try to give a description (maybe some assumed science like size, composition, and other logical information you feel like adding.) Other than that, have fun guys and lets start mapping the sky! P.S. I will be posting my findings as i get them. Happy hunting! Edit: Due to the uncertainty of the status of the skybox, I am going to open this up to geographers as well. If you see anything on any planet or moon that you don't think anyone has named, feel free to post them here, along with a picture and any other information you want to give (like coordinates, theories on its formation, etc.) The same rules for naming of astronomical anomalies apply here.