When we are expecting a baby, one of the first things we start playing and thinking about is the choice of name. Some couples are clear about this and choose to continue the tradition of using the family name, but others decide to seek inspiration from other places.

In that search, we can find ideas in various places, such as literature or other languages and cultures. But sometimes, inspiration can be found by raising our eyes to the sky. We share 101 names for children inspired by the universe and astronomy.
Girls' names inspired by the universe and astronomy that begin with D, E and G:

Daphne: is a natural satellite that orbits inside the famous rings of Saturn, whose name comes from Greek mythology, in which Daphne was a tree nymph.
Dione: is a natural satellite of Saturn whose name comes from Greek mythology, where Dione was a goddess of the first divine generation.
Helen: another natural satellite of Saturn, it is named after Helen of Troy or Helen of Sparta, a character in Greek mythology whose name means "torch".
Eirene: is a moon or natural satellite of Jupiter, which receives this name from Irene or Eirene, coming from Greek mythology and whose meaning is "she who is very beautiful and brings peace".
Elara: it is a satellite of Jupiter, and it was named after the mother of the giant Tityus, whose father was Zeus.
Electra: it is a star that is part of the Pleiades cluster in the constellation of Taurus. In Greek mythology, Electra was one of the daughters of Agamemnon, king of Mycenae, and his wife Clytemnestra.
Enif: it is the brightest star in the constellation of Pegasus and its name comes from the Arabic meaning "the nose".
Eridani: it is a star in the constellation of Eridanus. Both names are related to two Greek myths.
Eris: it is a dwarf planet that came to be considered at some time as the tenth planet of the solar system. Its name comes from the Greek deity who, according to mythology, initiated with his actions the events that would lead to the Trojan War.
Ersa: it is a natural satellite of Jupiter, recently named by Ersa, the Greek goddess of the dew, daughter of Zeus and Selene.
Giennah: it is the third brightest star in the constellation of Cygnus. Its name comes from Arabic and means "wing".