I always use the box part of Ursa Minor to judge how dark one's skies are.The stars Eta and Zeta are about 5.5 magnitude so if you can see them naked eye then you have quite dark skies.Coincidentally they are a very similar magnitude to Sigma Octantis the South Pole star.
Hi I'm Aaratrika,I am 10 years old. Today I have spoted polaris for the first time from the town. I have spot that for the first time in my life! From , India🇮🇳
You reference one star pattern to find another. Depending on location such as near a city one might not be able to easily locate either of the patterns. Could you mention in your videos a star pattern(s) generally able to be seen in brighter skys such as near a city as starting points to locate stars in the current video dimmed by ground lights? For example state "For those near cities here's another way to locate this constellation using stars you should be able to see."
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I always use the box part of Ursa Minor to judge how dark one's skies are.The stars Eta and Zeta are about 5.5 magnitude so if you can see them naked eye then you have quite dark skies.Coincidentally they are a very similar magnitude to Sigma Octantis the South Pole star.
God left us his dishes for us to see his work. He be cooking lol
Thank you so much for doing this. I’ve learned a lot watching your videos. Keep it up please!
Thank you very much for the information. Also please give information about the polestar on the South along with the pointers, if any.
I really like the detailed zoom photos of those stars and the facts, it’s so 😢good!
Hi I'm Aaratrika,I am 10 years old. Today I have spoted polaris for the first time from the town. I have spot that for the first time in my life!
From , India🇮🇳
This makes me so happy to hear. Cheers!
Very well done! Thanks Jeanine
Thanks for watching! Have you been able to find Ursa Minor? What about Polaris?
Drop a comment below if you have! ⬇
I find that Kochab is way easier to find than Polaris! And it used to be the North star. Can't seem to find any videos on Kochab
I can find Polaris pretty much always via the Big Dipper, but very rarely the rest of Ursa Minor.
Amazing video as usual👍
Good information. Thank you.
You reference one star pattern to find another. Depending on location such as near a city one might not be able to easily locate either of the patterns. Could you mention in your videos a star pattern(s) generally able to be seen in brighter skys such as near a city as starting points to locate stars in the current video dimmed by ground lights? For example state "For those near cities here's another way to locate this constellation using stars you should be able to see."
Awesome Video!!!
Great insight thank you!
I couldn't quite see the name of the maps you were using. Could you please tell me the name so I can get them? Thanks.
Nice channel but why less views... Doesn't matter keep it up..I m the viewer from here onwards...💐
Good information ☺
voyager 1 is heading to the ursa minor constellation.
Went through it all and didn't see Casseopeia
Thx.
It looks like the Khufu Ship! 🛶
I found Ursa minor without using Ursa major
If you were born on October 12th-26th your a bear keeper
it looks like a kite!
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Satya hi hindu he , ye koi bived ka dharm nehi manab dharm he .
Extraterrestrials.