Today we were supposed to finalize the 3D model of Ursa Major, or The Big Dipper, but we had some technical problems. Nevertheless, while tackling the model, Gwendolyn and I discussed further the idea behind constellations, the fact that stars are not all in the same plane – they just appear that way, and that patience is always a good thing when doing science ... and Gwendolyn is, indeed, very patient. We finished by talking about the visible features on the surfaces of planets, i.e. for example the 'bands' on Jupiter that arise from different atmospheric phenomena (mainly, winds in the upper clouds).