Constellations quiz
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Which constellation is home to the North Star?
Answer: Ursa Minor
Why: The Big Dipper only points the way: follow its two outer bowl stars about five times their gap to reach Polaris.
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Which constellation is the largest in the sky?
Answer: Hydra
Why: This water snake sprawls across about 1,303 square degrees, more than 3% of the whole sky.
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What constellation holds the south celestial pole?
Answer: Octans
Why: The south has no bright pole star: Sigma Octantis, the closest one, is barely visible to the naked eye.
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Which zodiac constellation is an object?
Answer: Libra
Why: Arabic names for its two brightest stars mean 'southern claw' and 'northern claw', from when they formed the Scorpion's claws.
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Where in the sky is the nearest star to the Sun?
Answer: Centaurus
Why: That neighbor, Proxima Centauri, is only about 4.2 light-years away, yet far too faint to see with the naked eye.
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What forms the Aboriginal 'Emu in the Sky'?
Answer: Dark dust clouds
Why: The emu's head is the Coalsack, a dark cloud lying right next to the Southern Cross.
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