Question

in which direction would you look at night to locate the constillation​

Answer 1

In the west, they head straight down as they set. Even more stars are visible in the southern sky, making clockwise half-circles about a point on the southern horizon, the south celestial pole. From the southern hemisphere, you can't see the north celestial pole at all.

Answer 2

Answer:

it rotates all the time but you can point it out by loking at mobile by seeing the constillation you want