<human>:  Can you teach me how to identify a star in the night sky?
<bot>: Yes, I can teach you how to identify a star in the night sky. First, you need to locate the Big Dipper constellation. This should be relatively easy to spot because the Big Dipper stands out in the night sky. Once you have located it, you can look for the two stars that make up the end of the dipper's bowl. These stars, known as the Pointer Stars, point towards the North Star. The North Star is the brightest star in a group of stars that create the Little Dipper constellation. Thus, by following the trail of the two Pointer Stars, you can find the North Star in the night sky.