Understand what circumpolar constellations are and why they are always visible
Learn how Earth’s rotation and axial tilt affect the night sky
Identify major circumpolar constellations visible from India
Understand the concept of the celestial pole and its relation to Polaris
Develop spatial understanding of sky maps and star patterns
Circumpolar constellations never set below the horizon and are visible throughout the year
Their apparent circular motion is due to Earth’s rotation, not star movement
Polaris (North Star) remains nearly fixed, marking the north celestial pole
Visibility of circumpolar constellations depends on the observer’s latitude
The DIY kit helps visualize the night sky using a hands-on, interactive approach