How to Find the North Star⭐️ The first step is to find the big dipper It rotates around the northern sky so it may not be in the same place every time But it is very recognizable and easy to spot Once you found that constellation, look for the two stars on the side of the pot opposite of the handle Draw a line between those two stars, and continue in that direction 5 times the distance between them Your vision should then stumble upon a dimly lit star that is not very eye catching But has been v

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The Big Dipper is formed by the seven brightest stars in Ursa Major. The Big Dipper was the first group of stars I could identify so finding it in the night sky feels a little like coming home. As a kid, I spent many summer nights looking at the stars on our trampoline. Sleeping under the stars was one of my favorite things. I didn’t realize how blessed I was to grow up away from city lights. I thought everyone could walk outside and see what I saw. Little did I know that dark skies are a precio

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