

Introductory Video
Charles Ennis, the Asterism Detective, introduces you to his channel and asterisms from the cultures of the world. View this First. Aired September 11, 2026. (3 min 26 sec)

Cultures from all over the world have dragons in their stories and they put them up into the night sky. Tonight’s case: Dragons in the Sky! Oct 6 2026 (8 min 22 sec)

Today Orion is known as the hunter. In ancient Australia people saw hunters in the sky too. Tonight, we examine the case of Aussie Hunters. Oct 6 2026 (4 min 33 sec)

There’s a lion in the sky. “Of course, you might say, Leo.” But this lion is much bigger than that. Tonight, we solve the case of Al Asad.

The Case of the Night Stalkers
There are night stalkers in the night’s sky. Tonight, we explore the Case of the Night Stalkers. Aired September 27, 2026 (4 min 43 sec)

The Case of the Missing Southern Constellation
Where is the constellation Austronotus? You’ve never heard of it? We will investigate tonight in the case of the Missing Southern Constellation. Aired September 11, 2026 (7 min 1 sec)

The Case of the Chained Lady
There is a lady in the night sky who is chained. Or is she? Join the Asterism Detective as he investigates this case. Aired September 13, 2026 (6 min 4 sec)

The Case of the Follower
The brightest star in Taurus, the star Alpha Tauri, has the name “Aldebaran”, which means “the Bright One of the Follower”. Who is this Follower, and who are they following? Let’s investigate. Aired September 11, 2026. (5 min 04 sec)
“One sky. Countless stories.”
Asterism Detective
