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Search the night sky for the seven stars–three that form a handle and four that make a rectangular shaped bowl–that comprise part of the Ursa Major constellation known as the Big Dipper. You can see the Big Dipper any time during the evening at certain latitudes in the U.S. if you know where to look.
