🌍✨ Your place on Earth totally changes your view of the night sky! 🌌

In the Northern Hemisphere, the North Star (Polaris) stays in place while the other stars circle around it. 🌟 The farther north you go, the more familiar constellations like Ursa Major and Cassiopeia dominate the sky. But if you're far enough, winters bring long nights perfect for stargazing, while summers mean fewer stars as the Sun barely sets! ❄️🌞

In the Southern Hemisphere, there's no bright pole star, but the famous Southern Cross and Magellanic Clouds light up the night. ✨ The stars appear to move in the opposite direction compared to the north, and the Milky Way arches high overhead, glowing brilliantly in the dark skies. 🌠

At the equator, you get the best of both worlds! 🌍 Over a year, nearly all the constellations make an appearance. The stars rise and set straight up and down, and the Milky Way stretches across the sky like a luminous river. 🌌

Wherever you are, the night sky paints a different cosmic picture. Look up tonight — what do you se