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The "Big Dipper" is an "asterism", which means that it is not one of the "formal" constellations. Most of the stars in the Big Dipper are part of the constellation Ursa Major, or the "Great Bear". (Alkaid, the tip in the handle of the Big Dipper, is not officially part of Ursa Major.)

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The big dipper are the seven brightest of the formal constellation Ursa Major.

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The "Big Dipper" is an asterism in the constellation of Ursa Major.

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No. It is only a part of the Big Bear (Ursa Major) constellation.

An easily recognizable part of a constellation,

like the big dipper, is called an "asterism".

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No. The Big Dipper is PART of the constellation Big Bear (Ursa Major).

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11y ago

the Great Bear (Ursa Major)

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Ursa Major (the Great Bear)

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That's "Ursa Major" (the Big Bear).

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the big dipper is not part of the zodiac

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14y ago

Ursa Major (the bear).

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