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The constellations that can be seen all night in each hemisphere are the ones near the celestial poles.
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The constellations that can be seen all night in each hemisphere are the ones near the celestial poles.
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The constellations that can be seen all night in each hemisphere are the ones near the celestial poles.

Northern Hemisphere:

Ursa Minor
Ursa Major
Draco
Cepheus

Southern Hemisphere:

Octans
Mensa
Hydrus
Chameleon
Volans
Pavo
Musca