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as in the olde English "Charles his waine"

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Why can you not see the big dipper in Texas?

If you're anywhere south of about 35 degrees north latitude, then at least part of the Big Dipper rises and sets; that is, there are some parts of some nights when not all of its stars are visible. If you're farther south than about 40 degrees south latitude, then none of the stars in the Big Dipper is ever visible to you.


Was the drinking gourd the big dipper?

Yes. The slaves would sing a song from the underground railroad and the line they would repeat was; "Follow the Drinking Gourd" Which told the slaves to follow the Big Dipper, North to freedom.


How was big dipper made?

The big dipper is shaped like a pan, which in the past was called a dipper. Dippers were used to scoop up water. It gets the big part from being bigger than the little dipper, another constellation.


What group of stars comprise the constellation Ursa Major?

Ursa MajorStars are scattered randomly across the sky. Apart from the rare exceptions, the stars that make up constellations have absolutely nothing to do with each other except that they're close to the same direction from the solar system. The stars which make up the Big Dipper are actually hundreds of light years away from each other. They just look like they are close together, because the naked eye cannot discern the actual magnitude or distance.AnswerThe stars that make up this constellation are: Merak, Dubhe, Megrez, Mizar, Alioth, Al Caid, Al Cor.


Is the big dipper's real name the big dipper?

There are technically no "scientific" names for the big and little dippers. They are parts of constellations. The little dipper is an asterism (or pattern of stars) in Ursa Minor, the little bear. The big dipper is an asterism in Ursa Major the big bear. The big dipper is a widely recognized star pattern around the world. The pattern in North America is that of a ladle, or dipper. It is also known as a plow in England, a wagon in Germany and in some of eastern Europe, a coffee pot in Turkey, a calf's leg in ancient Egypt, a stretcher in some American Indian cultures, a meditating holy man in India, and the list goes on...