Yes sorry, i was mistaken with that GIF... look at this one instead...
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Our solar system orbits the center of the Milky Way which is rotating and moving through the universe, right...
So with every star in a similar motion how does the Polaris star always stay in the same spot?
How do the stars keep running the same cycle? Shouldn't they appear in different positions each night?
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Our solar system orbits the center of the Milky Way which is rotating and moving through the universe, right...
So with every star in a similar motion how does the Polaris star always stay in the same spot?
How do the stars keep running the same cycle? Shouldn't they appear in different positions each night?
what we're calling 'north' is roughly the direction that yellow ball is headed in the gif. so yeah if you keep driving towards something it will keep looking like it's in front of you.
the sun rises in the east in the morning from where you are right now. say you walk a half a mile. does the sun rise in the north now, because you've changed positions?
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