- alpha Ursae Majoris
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- alpha Ursae Majoris
Refers to a star in the constellation Ursa Major, known as "the Great Bear". In astronomy, it is often used to denote its brightness or position in the sky.
This star is the first star in the Big Dipper.
You can easily find alpha Ursae Majoris when looking up at the sky at night.
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tiān shū xīng天枢星the star known as Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢wèi zhi位置the position of Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢zhǐ yǐn指引guidance from Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢de的liàng dù亮度the brightness of Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢zài在xīng zuò星座zhòng dì中的jué sè角色the role of Alpha Ursae Majoris in the constellationTiān shū天枢de的guān cè观测observation of Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢yú与Běi jí xīng北极星de的guān xi关系the relationship between Alpha Ursae Majoris and PolarisTiān shū天枢de的dǎo háng导航navigation using Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢xīng xì星系the star system of Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢de的míng zi名字yóu lái由来the origin of the name Alpha Ursae MajorisTiān shū天枢zài在tiān wén xué天文学zhòng dì中的zhòng yào xìng重要性the significance of Alpha Ursae Majoris in astronomy