Where is the Big Dipper in the sky and the Seven Star Lake on the earth?

It refers to the Qixing Lake Scenic Area, where the lake water is green, the sky is blue, the natural scenery is beautiful, the scenery is pleasant, and it is a resort for self-driving tourism. The scenic spot is located in Dutara Town, Hangjin Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, the internal traffic is more convenient, you can choose to walk or take a car when visiting, but because the scenic spot covers a vast area, and is scattered, it is more suitable for self-driving tours.

Traffic information: If you choose to drive to the scenic spot, take the direction of Hohshi, please locate the visitor center of the Qixing Lake Tourist Area of Kubuqi Desert Park, choose the line that includes the Xingba Expressway from a number of lines, and then get off from the Qixinghu Expressway, and the main entrance of the desert park is opposite the exit of the toll station. If you are a self-driving tourist, you must note that in the service area on the Xingba Expressway, there is currently no refueling service, and the nearest PetroChina is located in Dugui Tara Town, about 30 kilometers away from the gate of Qixing Lake Scenic Area, so tourists who go by car must fill up the fuel tank.

It is also important to note that visitors with no off-road driving experience are advised not to attempt to view the scenery on unpaved roads and to follow the instructions of the staff.

As we all know, the scenic spot belongs to the seventh largest desert in our country, according to the staff, the history of sand control here has been more than 30 years, there are more than 100 kinds of biological sand fixation planting, and the vegetation coverage rate has been significantly improved, so it is difficult to see the desert in the viewing area here, if you want to watch the desert, you need to take the local off-road vehicle to the desert hinterland, the sand road in the scenic spot is in good condition, the road is lined with sand dunes of different heights, there are some plants growing on the dunes, although some plants can not be named, but it is very beautiful, and you can also enjoy the lake, sandbag, poplar and other landscapes along the way, and I personally feel that I am more fun to drive around.

If you have enough time, you can visit Golden Bay Bay, but it is not officially open to the public, and the locals call it a wild spot, and the famous Ant Forest is near this attraction, where some plants such as Junjun trees are planted. After years of transformation of the scenic spot, you can see the oasis of patches at present, and the more humane thing is that an amusement park has also been built here, which is particularly magical, the classic projects have desert Ferris wheel, grass slide, zipline, beach motorcycle, etc., and you can also experience boating and camel riding, etc., horseback riding in the prairie is also a good choice, take pictures here super out of the film. In the evening, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset here, the sky is full of colorful clouds, the glow is shining, and the scenery is integrated with the scenery of the grassland, the scenery is beautiful and dizzying.

You can immediately stay in the grassland starry sky yurt and feel the unusual bonfire party here, which gives people a strong sense of experience and visual impact. At the same time, the windmills in the scenic area are also spectacular, which is a highlight of the grassland, and tourists who drive themselves must not miss it.

Seven Star Lake on the ground refers to Shaanxi, Seven Star Lake is an artificial lake, is a very important tourist scenic spot, the environment is very beautiful, particularly good-looking.

Location of Qixing Lake: The Qixing Lake Scenic Area in Kubuqi National Desert Park is located in the vast Kubuqi Desert.

The Kubuqi Seven Star Lake Desert Ecological Park is based on the Kubuqi Desert, with seven beautiful lakes and the majestic desert landscape perfectly integrated.

Clusters of tenacious green, spreading along the rolling yellow sand dunes from both sides of the road, fully demonstrate the remarkable results of ecological management in the Kubuqi Desert, making a trip to the desert oasis a reality.

Qixing Lake is located in the hinterland of the Kubuqi Desert in the territory of Hangjin Banner in Ordos City. Qixing Lake is the impact lake of the Yellow River, because the distribution of the seven lakes is in the shape of the Big Dipper, so it is named "Qixing Lake".

It refers to the impact lake of the Yellow River. The environment is very beautiful and the water quality is great and very clear, so there are many people who really want to visit the local area.

In addition to the Big Dipper, there are Sirius, Cowherd and Vega, Arcturus, Neptune, and Old Man.

1. Sirius.

Sirius, also known as Canis Majoris, is the brightest star of the day except the Sun, but is dimmer than Venus and Jupiter, and brighter than Mars most of the time. Sirius generally refers to Sirius.

a, its main system consists of a blue-white blue dwarf and a blue white dwarf, with the center of mass about ly from Earth.

2, Cowherd and Vega.

Cowherd and Vega are two stars like the Sun, and they are also capable of emitting light on their own. The official Chinese name of the Cowherd Star is Hegu Er; It is combined with several other stars into a constellation called the constellation Aquila. The official state of Vega refers to the name of Great China as Weaver Girl I; It is combined with several other stars into a constellation, which is called the constellation Lyra.

The names and divisions of the constellations were all imported from the West. The Cowherd and Vega are far away from us, the Cowherd is about 16 light-years away from the Earth, and the Vega is 27 light-years. The distance between them is also very far, 16 light years.

At the same time, these two zodiac signs also represent the crystallization of love, every couple hopes that the love of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl is bumpy, even if it is bumpy, but the love is delicious.

3. Arcturus.

Arcturus, the name of the star, is one of the 21 brightest stars of the day. Every late May, the curve of the Big Dipper handle erected along the sail extends out to draw a large arc, and you can find an orange-red, dazzling bright star in the starry sky near the zenith, which is Arcturus. To the north of the Great Horn there are 5 small stars of 2nd and 3rd magnitude, arranged together with the Great Horn in the shape of a kite or sail.

4. Neptune.

Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun among the eight planets in the solar system, the fourth largest in the solar system in terms of volume, but the third in terms of mass. Neptune is smaller than Uranus in diameter and volume, but has a larger mass than Uranus, about 17 times that of Earth. It is named after Neptune in Roman mythology, which translates as Neptune because Neptune was the king of the sea.

5. Old Man Star.

The old man's star, or the star of the ship, is called Canopus in the west, which means "the navigator of the ship of King Menareas of Sparta". The apparent magnitude, the absolute magnitude distance is 200 light years, the luminosity is 6000 times the luminosity of the sun, and the mass is 12 times that of the sun. The ancients believed that it symbolized longevity, so it was also called "birthday star".

The Big Dipper refers to the seven stars of Ursa Major in the constellation Tenshu, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Shaking Light.

The ancients imagined that these seven stars were connected into the bucket shape of the ancient scooping wine, hence the name Beidou. The Big Dipper appears in different directions in the sky at different times of the season and night, so the ancients decided the season according to the direction pointed by the bucket handle at the beginning and dusk.

In ancient society, the ancestors recognized the Beidou and the pole star as a whole, called "Douji", the pole is in the center of the rotation of the starry sky, and the stars rotate around it, as if the sky is dominant, and the ancestors used the Beidou dipper to determine the season, and the Beidou has become the maker of the order of heaven and earth.

Not all the stars in the sky are called the Big Dipper. The Big Dipper refers to the specific seven stars in the sky, which are connected like a spoon, and two of the stars are connected in the direction of pointing north, so they are called the Big Dipper.

Shi's Star Sutra said: "The first star is Tianshu, the second is Xuan, the third is Xuan, the fourth is the right, the fifth is Yuheng, the sixth is Kaiyang, and the seventh is shaking light", Tianshu is the pivot of the seven stars, Tianxuan palm rotates, also called Tianxuan (also Nian Xuan), it is the meaning of beautiful jade, Tianji is really a changing institution of Tianji, Ji is a pearl (not round), "Yu Shu" has "Xuanji Yuheng", it should have been Tianxuan and Tianji pairing, Tianxuan and Tianji pairing, I don't know when it became like this, Tianquan is in charge of trade-offs, Yuheng is balance, Kaiyang is Kaiyang, Shaking light means shaking light. Ancient India also attached importance to the Big Dipper, known as the elephant of the town generals, and their names were Greedy Wolf Star (desire), Jumen Star (home), Lu Cun Star (Lu), Wenqu Star (Wen), Lian Zhen Star (Zheng), Wuqu Star (Wu) and Pojun Star (Army).

In ancient China, the pointing of the Big Dipper bucket handle was used as the standard for determining the season, and the Warring States Period said in the "Crown": The bucket handle refers to the east, and the world is spring; The bucket handle refers to the south, and the world is summer; The bucket handle refers to the west, and the world is autumn; The north finger of the bucket handle, the world is winter. It can be seen that the ancients knew how to observe the weather with astronomy.

Beidou is composed of the seven stars of Tianshu, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Shaoguang. The ancient Han people.

Imagine the seven stars as the shape of a bucket for scooping wine in ancient times. The Big Dipper appears in different directions in the sky at different times in different seasons and nights, so the ancients decided the season according to the direction pointed by the bucket handle at the beginning of dusk: the bucket handle points to the east, and the world is spring; Bucket handle guide, the world is summer; The bucket handle points to the west, and the world is autumn; The bucket handle points to the north, and the world is winter.

The Big Dipper is an important constellation. The seven bright stars of Ursa Major make up the Big Dipper, which is arranged in a bucket or spoon shape in the northern sky, which is easy to identify by stargazers and is often used as an important sign to indicate direction and recognize the constellations.

The Big Dipper is because the seven stars are in a spoon and are designed to indicate the direction. It mainly refers to the north, and other directions can also be estimated, understand?

It's the same as 1+1 equals 2, just like why a dog is called a dog and why a cat is called a cat, the earliest name for it is so good, maybe because it is 7 stars, and it is still in the north, so it is called the Big Dipper.

And the Southern Cross, that's what the person who named it that, for no reason.

Not all of them are called the Big Dipper, but the Big Dipper is because in the north, 7 is the number.

1, Cowherd Star.

Hegu Er, the famous "Cowherd Star", is a corner of the summer triangle in the starry sky observation and belongs to a type of star.

2, Vega.

In the ancient Chinese myth of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, the Weaver Girl is the granddaughter of the Emperor of Heaven, so she is also known as the Heavenly Sun, and in the summer of the Northern Hemisphere, observers can see Vega with the naked eye near the zenith.

3. Venus. Venus is one of the eight planets in the solar system, and is the second planet in descending order from closest to the sun.

4. Pluto.

Pluto was the first Kuiper Belt object to be discovered, and Pluto is the largest known and second-most massive dwarf planet in the solar system.

5. Uranus.

Uranus, one of the eight planets in the solar system, is the seventh planet (astronomical unit) in the solar system from the inside out, ranking third in volume (larger than Neptune) and fourth in mass (smaller than Neptune) in the solar system.

For astronomy enthusiasts, at least 17 of the 21 first-magnitude stars will be familiar to their hearts. They are:

Spring: Regulus XIV, Arcturus, Horn 1;

Summer: Cowherd, Vega, Tianjin Four, Antares Two;

Autumn: Beiluo Shimen;

Winter: Aldebaran, Betelgeuse IV, Betelgeuse VII, Sirius, South River Three, North River Three;

Near Antarctica: South Gate 2, Horse Belly 1, Cross 2, Cross 3, Water Committee 1, Old Man Star.

If the names of these brightest stars can't be blurted out, I'm afraid that self-proclaimed enthusiasts won't have the confidence. Have you found that none of the most well-known Big Dipper and Polaris are on the list?

There are many ways to name stars, such as the standard naming specified by the IAO (International Astronomical Union), the HIP (Hippargok) catalog, the right ascension declination method, and so on. However, what I personally recommend is the ancient Chinese star official system, first of all, the number of stars included is moderate, and bright stars above the fourth magnitude will not be missed, and a large number of celestial bodies that are invisible to the naked eye will also not be included. In addition, it is arranged in sequence according to the figures, which is easy to remember (rather than brightness, right ascension, declination, etc.).

A detailed list is attached to the system below, just imagine, as soon as you open your mouth, you can say names like Zhiwei Seven, Tail Nine, Xuanyuan Twelve, and Arc Arrow Twenty-two, it sounds very "professional", right?

The rest, visible to the naked eye, are the five elements, gold, wood, water, fire, and earth, and will not be repeated. As for asteroids, there is basically no possibility of observing dwarf planets, so no special instructions will be made. Comets have a special way of naming them, and it's not surprising to the public that they haven't seen a comet in their lifetime, hehe.

Polaris Cowherd Star.

Vega ==

The position of the Big Dipper is basically the same relative to the North Star, but the rotation of the Earth will make people feel that the Big Dipper is revolving around the North Star (in fact, it is rotating around the Earth's axis), and if you continue to look at the Big Dipper at night, you will find that it is also turning from east to west, and it will not be visible when the sun comes out during the day.

When the earth turns to other positions, such as turning half of its orbit, the night at this time is exactly the other half of the universe seen at night half a year ago, so seeing the direction of the Big Dipper is equivalent to the form of the Big Dipper in the daytime half a year ago.

In the northern sky, there are seven bright stars arranged in the shape of a bucket (dipper). We often call them the Big Dipper.

The names of these seven bright stars are: Tianshu, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Shaoguang. The first four stars are called "Doukui", also known as "Xuanji"; The last three stars are called "bucket ladle" and "bucket handle".

These seven stars are the constellation Ursa Major, and except for Tianquan δ which is a third-magnitude star, the remaining six are second-magnitude stars. The line connecting the two stars is about 5 times longer, and the North Star can be found. Hence the star and star are also known as "pole stars".