The Little Dipper is a constellation that is visible in the northern sky year-round. It is also known as Ursa Minor, which is Latin for "Little Bear." The stars in the Little Dipper are supposed to form the shape of a ladle's handle and a small bear. Throughout history, the group of stars have also been associated with myths involving a dragon's wing and relationships to other constellations like Ursa Major.

1. The Little Dipper By Brandon Balasco