Urania is a Greek female name, meaning "Heavenly" or "of Heaven." In Greek mythology, Urania was the muse of astronomy and astrology, associated with Universal Love. She was the daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne, and often depicted with a celestial globe and stars. Urania is revered for her ability to foretell the future through the arrangement of stars and is closely linked with philosophy and heavenly pursuits. In popular culture, she is honored through various astronomical observatories, the planet Uranus, and astronomical bodies named after her. The name Urania is also connected to Christian poetry, as well as literature and astronomy. This name carries a rich history and celestial significance, making it a meaningful choice for those drawn to the heavens and intellectual pursuits.