Constelación

The video tutorial explores constellations, their mythological origins, and their use in navigation. It explains the characteristics of stars, including their colors and ages. The tutorial highlights how constellations like Orion and Scorpius are identified and their significance in different seasons. It also clarifies the difference between constellations and asterisms, focusing on Ursa Major and Ursa Minor.

What is a constellation?

• A single star in the sky

• A group of stars forming a pattern

• A planet in the solar system

• A type of galaxy

Why do stars appear to shine?

• Due to the gases they burn

• Because their light is altered by Earth's atmosphere

• Because they are close to Earth

• Because they are made of metal

How does Earth's movement affect our view of constellations?

• It makes stars move across the sky

• It makes stars disappear

• It changes the constellations we see during different seasons

• It causes stars to change color

Which constellation is known as the hunter?

• Ursa Major

• Scorpius

• Orion

• Cassiopeia

What is the brightest star in the Scorpius constellation?

• Antares

• Betelgeuse

• Sirius

• Rigel

What is an asterism?

• A type of constellation

• A planet

• A pattern of stars within a constellation

• A type of star

Which two constellations are often mistaken for the Big and Little Dipper?

• Orion and Scorpius

• Ursa Major and Ursa Minor

• Cassiopeia and Andromeda

• Gemini and Leo