What is the obvious sign of Ursa major?

1, the obvious symbol of Ursa major is the Big Dipper. Arranged in a bucket (or spoon) shape in the northern sky, it is often used as an important sign to indicate the direction and know the constellation. Because these seven stars are easily recognized by stargazers, they become a group of obvious and important stars.

2. UMa is one of the northern constellations, located near Ursa minor and Leo, opposite Cassiopeia. Suitable for spring observation, it is the constellation of the famous Big Dipper.