The NORTHERN LIGHTS / AURORA BOREALIS with the Big Dipper / Ursa Major visible through the middle of it all along with some of our own Milky Way 🌌 galaxy amongst all the stars seemingly rotating around the north star 🌟 Polaris as seen from Eustis ⛰️ Maine 🌲 on Sunday night, September 14, 2025 from 10:27 PM when I started taking photographs, after noticing the green horizon around 10:15 PM, and letting the camera continue to photograph through the night until dawn Monday morning September 15,

The Shape of Ursa Major in Three Dimensions FriendsofNASA.org: This visualization reveals the stars of the Ursa Major constellation in three dimensions. Watch as the familiar pattern on the sky distorts into a whole new perspective. At the start of the sequence, the camera pans upward to the asterism known as the "Big Dipper". Five of these seven stars—Mizar, Alioth, Megrez, Phecda and Merak—have similar speed and motion across the sky, and belong to the Ursa Major Moving Group. The camera then