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Many different constellations fill the evening sky. Depending on your location, different constellations can be seen for each season. Circumpolar constellations are viewed all year long. Above is an image of Ursa Major, the Great Bear. |
Northern Circumpolar  The Northern Circumpolar Sky CassiopeiaCepheusDracoUrsa MajorUrsa MinorNorthern Spring Constellations The Spring Sky BootesCancerCraterHydraLeoVirgoNorthern Summer Constellations The Summer Sky AquilaCygnusHerculesLyraOphiuchusSagittariusScorpiusNorthern Autumn Constellations The Autumn Sky AndromedaAquariusCapricornusPegasusPiscesNorthern Winter Constellations The Winter Sky Canis MajorCetusEridanusGeminiLynxOrionPerseusTaurus |
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