Question

Draw the constellation of the Great Bear and describe its formation.

Answer 1

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☞Ursa Major (Also known as Great bear) is aconstellation in the northern sky, whose associated mythology likely dates back into prehistory. ... Ursa Major is visible throughout the year from most of the northern hemisphere, and appears circumpolar above the mid-northern latitudes.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

The Great Bear constellation is located towards the northern latitudes and can be identified by the following steps :

First, you need to look for the Big Dipper (spoon shaped formation) in the night sky. Try to locate it around the Polaris (Pole Star).

Once located, confirm it by drawing an imaginary line that extends from the head of the spoon (*where the stars Dubhe and Merak are present*) to the Polaris which will confirm that you’ve identified the right Asterism. (An asterism is a part of Constellation, like Big Dipper in the Great Bear)

This is done so as not to confused Big Dipper with Ursa Minor constellation.

But the search is not over, identifying the whole constellation is a bit tricky and you’ve to form an imaginary shape like this :

I remember the shape by a trouser where Big Dipper is a pocket at right.

Try to form the complete/closed shape starting from the extreme stars of Big Dipper (Dubhe and Alkaid).

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