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Ursa Minor is the 56th largest constellation in the sky, and is home to the well known asterism, "The Little Dipper." There are two primary stars in Ursa Minor, the brightest of which is Polaris, also known as the North Star. The closest constellations to Ursa Minor are Draco and Cepheus. (Add picture)

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Graymalkin (52)
09/01/2005
Ursa Minor or Lesser Bear, is almost entirely composed of the asterism know as the Little Dipper. The most famous of stars in this constellation is Polaris or the North Star, so named because of it proximity to the North Pole, in fact if you were standing on the North Pole Polaris would be almost directly overhead. Polaris is at the end of the handle of the Little Dipper. For centuries sailors have used the star Polaris, visible in the Northern Hemisphere year-round to guide their seafaring voyages

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