Stuck on strands? Here are the constellations that you need to know for today's puzzles with a star topic

We are here to help you grab the stars and complete the NYT puzzle for today, April 25, 2025.

Fans of Word puzzles such as worm or connections must definitely try strands. In this game, a confused grid of letters is presented in which you have to join together to create words associated with a topic that is known as Spangram – one or two words that extend from opposite pages of the raster to reveal the topic of the puzzle.

The current topic of notes is “it’s in the stars” and there are seven themed words and the Spangram. If you are amazed with strands, these constellations will help to illuminate the problem.

Spoiler warning: Below you will find information about today’s New York Times Strands Puzzle.

Ursa major

An illustration of stars in the night sky

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The largest constellation in the northern hemisphere is the aptly named Ursa Major Constellation: the big bear. Here you can see one of the most famous collection of stars in the sky, The Big Dipper. In the course of history, it was used as a compass, clock, calendar and even ruler … and now it will help you to solve today’s puzzles from NYT strands.

Orion

An illustration of stars in the night sky

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Orion, the “Jäger” constellation, can be seen on the heavenly equator in the northern and southern hemisphere thanks to its location. Her eyes are drawn to Rigel (Beta Orionis) and Betelgeuse (Alpha Orionis), two of the brightest stars in the sky.

Image of the puzzle from the New York Times

The NYT puzzle for the puzzle for April 25, 2025. (Photo credit: New York Times)

Cygnus

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One of the most beautiful constellations in the sky is the heavenly swan, cygnus. The Milky Ways galaxy leads through cygnus and is easy to find in the middle thanks to the shape of the northern cross. Cygnus is also remarkable to contain Cygnus X-1, the first known black hole.

Centaurus

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Alpha Centauri, the next star system of our solar system, can be found here in this constellation. Centaurus is after the mythical half -man, the semi -horses, The Centaur. There is also another Centaur star pattern in our night sky: Sagittarius, The Archer.

Virgo

An illustration of stars in the night sky

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There are twelve constellations of the zodiac and Jungfrau is the largest of them. In fact, it is the second largest constellation in the sky. In Latin, Jungfrau means “virgin” or “girl”.

core

An illustration of stars in the night sky

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There is an asterism within the constellation, which is referred to as the south cross. In the course of history, this was an essential guide for navigators, since two of its main stars (Gacrux and Acrux) set up on their way to the South Pole.

Stuck on strands? Here are the constellations that you need to know for today’s puzzles with a star topic

ByAmelia Journalton

By Amelia Journalton

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