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1. Based on this activity, what were the own-made constellations that you have done?
2. Observe your own-made Ursa Minor and Ursa Major, what asterism is present in them?
3. Take a look at your own-made constellation, how are you going to describe a constellation?
4. Try to go out at night and make a list of the constellations and asterisms that you can see.
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1. Based on this activity, what were the own-made constellations that you have done?
2. Observe your own-made Ursa Minor and Ursa Major, what asterism is present in them?
3. Take a look at your own-made constellation, how are you going to describe a constellation?
4. Try to go out at night and make a list of the constellations and asterisms that you can see.
ANSWER PROPERLY NONSENSE ANSWER WILL BE CORRECT ANSWER BRAINLEST Need now po thank yoy
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2. Ursa major is the minor star pattern like betelgueses pattern orion
3. A constellation is a group of stars that makes an imaginary shape in the night sky.
4. The circumpolar constellation are, ursa major, ursa minor, draco, cepheus, and cassiopeia, these constellations are visible all night every night of year.
These are called asterisms. Some well known asterisms include, the big dipper and the Little Dipper.. the big dipper is also known as the plow or plough, in the United Kingdom its stars are part of the constellation . ursa major, the great bear.