In which constellation is the pole star?

Polaris is located in the constellation Ursa Minor. This constellation has the shape of a “bucket”, and the pole star is at the very edge of its “handle”.
The North Star is often called the guiding star, and all due to the fact that it is the north pole of the celestial sphere and always points to the north. All stars revolve around it and make one daily revolution. Seemingly. In fact, this is our planet revolving on its axis.
The North Star is only in the northern hemisphere of the Earth, this is a projection of the North Pole. The Earth’s axis in the southern hemisphere has no projections and looks into the void.