Depending on your latitude, some constellations are circumpolar. If you live on the northern hemisphere these constellations lie in a circle around polaris. The angular radius of this circle is equal to your latitude. So if are on the north pole, polaris is right above your head and all constellations until the celestial equator are circumpolar. If you live at 51°N, like me evering with a declination above 39° is circumpolar, including the big dipper (Ursa Major), Ursa Minor, Draco, Cassiopeia, Cepheus, Camelopardalis, and parts of Perseus, Auriga, Lynx.
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