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make sense out of what you see, a very useful trick is to use the stars in some easily recognized constellations as pointers to other objects Polaris Here, the pointer stars in the Big Dipper are used to locate Polaris, a star very close to the North Celestial Pole. Here, the three stars of Orion's "belt are used to locate the star Sirius, one of the very brightest stars in the sky You will have no trouble locating Orion. It is huge as big as your neighbors houseconsists of very bright stars, and includes three stars that form a line Orion

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