Young Buck

By Eric and Chris

How Can You Find It?

• You can find Young Buck in the sky once every year. To locate it you look at the North Star and it is just to the left of it. Young Buck is just as bright as the North Star so it will be easy to locate. You can look for it on September 19th every year.

What Stars Are Part of It?

• The stars that are part of Young Buck are stars of their own except for the North Star. The North Star is right next to it. The main bright star in it is Young Money, which is located on top of his head.

Why Was Young Buck Placed In The Sky?

• Young Buck was found in the sky by the Germans in the late 800’s. He was named Young Buck because there was a male fawn born that day and they wanted it to resemble him. This constellation is famous because it was the first and only constellation that the Germans found. Young Buck is now one of the most famous constellations in the sky.

How It Became a Star.

• It all started when the baby fawn was born on September 19th 803. The fawn hardily made it out alive, so Michael Ballack the leader of Germany, was thinking of a way to honor the baby fawn. He was looking out the window when he saw the perfect symbol of a young strong leader. It was the first star that Germany found and its only one. It is even more special that the leader of Germany found the famous star.

How It Became a Star Continued

• Michael Ballack soon became the father of the baby fawn. He raised him until he died in 864. Right before Michael died he named fawn He named him Young Buck. Now that Michael is dead, Young Buck has to fend for himself and live on his own.

The Name

• The name Young Buck came from the Latin origin of Future Leader of the great.