Below are the 5 easiest constellations to spot in a New England sky this summer, according to a Coos Canyon Camping article.

Just look up. "The Cubs are in the stars. Most people know them as the big and little dipper. They are actually the constellations of the Big Bear and the Little Bear or the cub," Dr. Walkowicz said.

The Little Dipper is an asterism in the larger constellation of Ursa Minor, the Little Bear. Asterisms are patterns of stars of similar brightness. The stars may be part of a larger constellation ...

The Greeks at some point called this constellation ... meaning bear and becoming associated, at some point, with Polaris at the tip of the handle of the nearby Little Dipper, or Ursa Minor.

Recently I wrote about the constellation Ursa Major, the Great Bear, so this week I'll take ... that form Ursa Minor are also known as the Little Dipper, whereas the seven brightest stars of ...

This week, we’ll talk about Ursa Minor, a constellation with a duel identity. Not only is it known as the little bear, but it’s also the Little Dipper. This constellation is not nearly as ...

More than likely you can point out the Big Dipper. How about the Little Dipper? In an amazing coincidence on the celestial sphere spanning over our heads, the northern night sky displays a set of ...

Whether the constellation drawing has the bear ... The Little Dipper’s proper name is otherwise known as the Little Bear. (The "Big Dipper" and "Little Dipper," like many other popular star ...

The Big Dipper, hanging diagonally in the northwestern night sky, is not a real constellation ... make up the Little Dipper are the same stars that make up Ursa Minor, the little bear.

It is the brightest star in the constellation ... is the brightest star in Ursa Minor the Little Bear, which contains the asterism the Little Dipper. There’s a saying in astronomy: “Follow ...

In area it's the third biggest constellation ... marks the end of the tail of Ursa Minor the Little Bear, or the handle of the Little Dipper, whose stars are quite faint, except the North Star ...