To The Moon and Back

𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞

A U R O R A  'R O R Y' K I N G S L E Y
Originating from the Roman goddess of the dawn whose tears were attributed to morning dew, it's the name of the dazzling display of lights that dance in the sky called the Aurora Borealis (or Northern lights).

A T L A S  W E S T B R O O K
Per Greek mythology, he carried the weight of the world on his shoulders and is one of the moons of Saturn.

A L U L A ' L U L A '  W E S T B R O O K

The palindromic name of the very first double star which is identified as one that is physically related to its twin.

P A N D O R A  T O R R E S
Pandora is a moon of Saturn.

S O L A R  E V E R S T O N
Relating to the Sun, one of the brightest stars.

O R I O N  ' R I O N ' H A R T
Orion, also called The Hunter, is the brightest and best-known constellation in the sky. This constellation consists of three conspicuous stars.