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IDK anything about astronomy, but do stars move like that everywhere or is it different for different parts of the earth?
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IDK anything about astronomy, but do stars move like that everywhere or is it different for different parts of the earth?
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All I know: It's different depending on what direction you face and how far into the night you are. If you have the north star in your shot, it will remain stationary and the rotation will be around it. If you shoot away from it, it can vary from part of a circle to this: 
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