The position of the Big Dipper in the sky in summer.

The Big Dipper belongs to arcturus, which revolves around the North Pole.

Because of the rotation of the earth, the position of the stars in the sky is not fixed, but always changing. Generally speaking, the position of a celestial body is from 8 pm to 10.

Because the "spoon" of the Big Dipper is always not far from Polaris, and the "spoon handle" (bucket handle) is always turning, the position of the Big Dipper is actually the direction and height angle of the bucket handle.

There are a few words about the position of the Big Dipper in each season: "bucket handle faces east, and it is spring all over the world. Bucket handle faces south, and it's summer all over the world. Bucket handle faces west, and it's autumn all over the world. Bucket handle faces north and the world is east. " These words have the position of the Big Dipper in summer.

In summer, bucket handle faces south, Polaris is in the north celestial pole, and bucket handle faces south, indicating that the Big Dipper is in the middle of the sky, which is the season with the largest height angle among the four seasons.