Constellations Final Day
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Science
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3rd - 5th Grade
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Easy
Brenna Connelly
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Constellations Final Day
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Are the constellations moving?
They appear to be, BUT it is just because the Earth's rotating
They do not move in space, but appear to move on Earth because WE are the ones moving!
That's why people don't see the same constellations in every season or in each hemisphere
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Ursa Major
This is also called “Great Bear” and is one of the largest constellations.
It is easily visible in the spring night sky.
It is best known because it contains the “big dipper,” which looks like a ladle.
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Ursa Minor
This means “Little Bear” in Latin and is commonly known as the Little Dipper.
The North Star (Polaris) is located at the tip of the handle
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