If the modern world was thrust into the throes of the past, it would find men who turned to stars. These stars guided many a man to a destination while also fueling a neverending intrigue.Constellations were born at the hands of men who used their minds and mythology to explain the images they imagined above them. During the second century a Greek astronomer by the name of Ptolemy became the first to categorize a constellation by the name of Draco. Latin for “the dragon” the constellation is the eighth largest in the night sky with approximately 1083 square degrees. The myths behind Draco’s origin range from tales from the Egyptians to Roman myths. The Egyptians knew Draco as a protective goddess with an unusual body comprised of human, lion,