Constellations are groups of stars forming imaginary shapes in the night sky, aiding in navigation.
Examples include Orion, Big Dipper, Great Bear, and Cassiopeia.
Orion is visible in late evenings during winter, Cassiopeia in the Northern Sky during winter, and Great Bear in the early night during summer (Ursa Minor and Ursa Major).
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