The article discusses the celestial objects visible in the evening sky this week, focusing on the full moon and the Big Dipper constellation. The full moon, known as the "Strawberry Moon" or "Rose Moon," will reach its peak on June 21, offering a golden appearance due to atmospheric effects. The Big Dipper, with its seven stars, holds cultural significance as a bear and a wagon across different civilizations. This ancient constellation dates back to Mesopotamian peoples and predates written history, with mentions in Shakespeare's works and Homer's Iliad. The names "Honey Moon" and "Charles' Wain" have also been used to describe the full moon and Big Dipper. The significance of these celestial objects highlights the enduring connection between astronomy, culture, and history.