1. The true Little Dipper is always in the north, while the tinier dipper of the Pleiades travels from east to west across the sky.

2. But it is the brightest star at the left of this well-composed, starry mosaic spanning about 23 degrees across the northern sky asterism dubbed the Little Dipper.

3. 1952 - Memphis Kiddie Park opens in Brooklyn, Ohio. The park's Little Dipper roller coaster would become the oldest operating steel roller coaster in North America.

4. Sliding your cursor over the picture will locate Polaris and the NCP as well as other stars of the Little Dipper.

5. Because it looks like a spoon or ladle , the Little Dipper is easy to find .

6. And notice that Polaris marks the tip of the handle of the Little Dipper.

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7. See if you can find the Big Dipper and the Little Dipper.

8. North Star is the end star in the handle of the Little Dipper .

9. Connecting two stars in the far part of the Big Dipper will lead one to Polaris, the North Star , which is part of the Little Dipper.

10. It's much more dipper - like than the actual Little Dipper in the northern sky.

11. Modern stargazers sometimes mistake it for the asterism known as the Little Dipper.