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8-hour time-lapse shows Earth rotating while capturing the Milky Way. (Original Post) edbermac Jul 2025 OP
howdi. AllaN01Bear Jul 2025 #1
More info ... CloudWatcher Jul 2025 #2
Thanks for that explanation - it helped me to understand what I was seeing. Jim__ Jul 2025 #8
Well worth the watch in full screen mode. Too bad flat-earthers can't see this! erronis Jul 2025 #3
Thanks for the post SCantiGOP Jul 2025 #4
Wow....nt Figarosmom Jul 2025 #5
I recall being on the coast of Maine one summer evening. SleeplessinSoCal Jul 2025 #6
That was mind blowing Uncle Joe Jul 2025 #7

AllaN01Bear

(29,807 posts)
1. howdi.
Wed Jul 16, 2025, 08:38 PM
Jul 2025

thanks for sharing this capture . this has helped answer a loooooooooong lasting question that i asked myself a long time ago. even though its a timelapse movie . it demonstrates it purrffectly. ive seen others like this on youtube .

erronis

(24,553 posts)
3. Well worth the watch in full screen mode. Too bad flat-earthers can't see this!
Wed Jul 16, 2025, 08:45 PM
Jul 2025

Or other science-challenged mouth breathers.

SleeplessinSoCal

(10,439 posts)
6. I recall being on the coast of Maine one summer evening.
Wed Jul 16, 2025, 10:57 PM
Jul 2025

Looked up, pointed, and asked what was that? It was the Milky Way. Stunned that it looked so close. Embarrassed that I didn't know.

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