Lab Activity: Using star charts to find objects using right ascension and declination. Part I: Directions: Using the online planetarium site (https://stellarium-web.org/) complete, the missing information for each celestial object listed. Name of Star 1. β Cassiopeia (Caph) 2. α Cepheus (Alderamin) 3. γ Draco (Etamine) 4. α Ursa Major (Dubhe) 5. β Ursa Minor (Kochab) 6. β Gemini (Pollux) 7. α Canis Major (Sirus) 8. β Perseus (Algol) 9. α Leo (Regulus) 10. α Auriga (Capella) 11. α Carina (Canopus) 12. α Cygnus (Deneb) 13. α Scorpius (Antares) 14. β Aquarius 15. α Bootes (Arcturus) 16. α Virgo (Spica) 17. α Pisces Austrinus (Fomalhaut) Name of Deep Space object 18. M33 19. M105 20. NGC7789 21. M42 22. M84 Right ascension (__h ___m) Declination _____° Right ascension (__h ___m) Declination _____° Lab Activity: Using star charts to find objects using right ascension and declination. Part II: Below are some constellations. You need to provide the following information: the abbreviation for the constellation, the name of the brightest star in the constellation (the brightest star in the constellation is always the star that is listed first in the star list), and when the constellation is best seen (what month). link-- http://www.astro.wisc.edu/~dolan/constellations/constellation_list.html Constellation Abbreviation Brightest Star (see directions for explanation) Month Best Seen 23. Cygnus 24. Hercules 25. Lyra 26. Scorpius 27. Ursa Minor 28. Virgo 29. Canis Major Part III: Constellations by Seasons If you go outside different times of the year, you will see different constellations. Why? Because the Earth revolves around the Sun. Use these four star charts to help you answer the question in this section. Link: https://www.constellation-guide.com/constellation-map/northern-constellations/ (use the seasonal constellations link on the top of the page.) 30. List the names of four constellations that you can see during winter. 1. 3. 2. 4. 31. List the names of four constellations that you can see during summer. 1. 3. 2. 4. 32. List the names of four constellations that you can see during spring. 1. 3. 2. 4. 33. List the names of four constellations that you can see during fall/autumn. 1. 3. 2. 4. Lab Activity: Using star charts to find objects using right ascension and declination.