How To Find The North Star

[@JuanCKaun]

Straight to the point, I appreciate these so much more than the unnecessarily long winded explanations thank you.

[@Ateles0]

Thank you for being so direct and straight to the point. You were so clear in your presentation!

[@bethfigiel6161]

This simple explanation and visual guide helped me to actually understand this for the first time. Thank you!?

[@DonaldKHoaty]

Good job, Katherine!

[@joemc111]

Easier to find when the moon is not full. 40 years ago I made a site glass to locate the North Star. I mounted a 2 inch pipe 2 foot long with a washer at each end with 1/2 hole. So I tested it over the next 7 years before I moved and the Star was always in the site glass.

[@ZadenZane]

Is it Ursa Major? I always thought it was called Ursula Major!! So Ursa Major must be the same as the Great Bear? Sounds like it means bear in Latin.
PS as far as I know people here (UK) don't usually call it Ithe North Star; it's normally called it the Pole Star here🤪🌟

[@jetcarddude]

Thank you, very clear...

[@hiceisnice160]

Thank you!!!

[@lakhanshahi3637]

Very nice briefing. Thanks.... from Kathmandu

[@Rapterus679]

Thanks this is very helpful

[@Hot_SaucyXD]

thank you :)

[@shivkumar-xh5bd]

Smooth explanation ^_^

[@North700]

Very well done😊

[@sigurdurmarolafsson4183]

A " be prepared" greeting from Iceland!!❤❤

[@samuelothino2884]

Thank you.

[@senkat8747]

Thanks Katherine x

[@001USA001]

Well done

[@QUINT34577]

I can never find the little Dipper

[@F4C4D3]

Thanks

[@saleemmohamed2586]

simple and cool

[@24865943]

👏👍

[@alexhuber2837]

This guy is as serious as the black dude from Alabama when they had the leprechaun sightings. He said his great grandfather was Irish😂😂