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To see the Big Dipper, you'll need to be north of latitude 25 degrees south. Otherwise, it will be hidden below the horizon. Go outside at night to an area that doesn't have a lot of bright lighting, and look north. The Big Dipper has four bright stars that make up the bowl and three bright stars that make up the handle. During spring and s During fall and winter, it will be located closer to the horizon. You can use the Big Dipper to locate the north star. Imagine a straight line extending up through the two stars that make up the outer portion of the bowl. Follow that straight line until you see a bright star, which is the north star.
