Are all the Big Dipper we see with the naked eye located in the Milky Way?

The Big Dipper is in the Milky Way. According to scientists, the Big Dipper is a part of Ursa Major, and its distance from the earth is very far, about 100 light-years. According to modern scientific research, the Milky Way is a rod-spinning galaxy. It is estimated that there are about 200 billion stars, trillions of planets and other nebulae with a diameter of about 654.38+ million light years, even much larger than this distance and much larger than the Big Dipper. So the Big Dipper must be in the Milky Way.

Only in the northern hemisphere can you see the Big Dipper. This is an important astrology in the northern hemisphere sky. It consists of seven stars, including Shu Tian, Tian Xuan, Tian Jian, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang and Yaoguang (also called Eta Ursa major). Because of its shape, it is called the Big Dipper. In ancient times, due to the limitation of science and technology, Beidou became one of the important scales for the ancients to set the direction, season and time. The position of the Big Dipper in different seasons is not fixed, but has a general change.

Usually the planets we can see at night are within 0/000 light-years from the earth/kloc-. If we exceed this distance, we won't be able to see. We all know that planets don't shine. Its light only comes from the reflection of the sun. If it is too far away, its light cannot reach the earth. We can't see it unless there is a supernova explosion, when a lot of light and heat can be generated, but generally speaking, this opportunity is not common. The Big Dipper we see is not on the same plane, but in different positions. We usually see some light and some darkness because they are at different distances from us.

There is no doubt that the Big Dipper is in the Milky Way, but their distances are different. Yuheng? It is the brightest, and the brightness is close to first-class. ? Tianquan? It is the darkest, third-class star, and the other five are second-class stars. They are about 78- 124 light years away from the earth.