Question

questions using the articles answer these questions in the table: how many different constellations are recognized in the sky? which parts of the sky can these constellations be seen? can we see the same constellations all year round? how do the constellations get their names? what are the different names for the big dipper? 10 different constellations research for the presentation provide the required information for each of the 10 constellations that you choose. create a google slide presentation with the required information. upload it with the constellation project assignment in canvas.

Explanation:

1. There are 88 recognized constellations in the sky.
2. They can be seen in different parts of the celestial sphere, some in the northern hemisphere, some in the southern, and some are circumpolar (visible year - round from certain latitudes).
3. No, we cannot see the same constellations all year round because of Earth's orbit around the Sun and the changing night - sky visibility.
4. Constellations got their names from ancient cultures, often named after mythological figures, animals, or objects.
5. The Big Dipper is also known as the Plough in some regions.

Answer:

How many different constellations are recognized in the sky? - 88
Which parts of the sky can these constellations be seen? - Different parts of the celestial sphere, including northern, southern, and circumpolar regions.
Can we see the same constellations all year round? - No
How do the constellations get their names? - From ancient cultures, named after mythological figures, animals, or objects.
What are the different names for the Big Dipper? - The Plough