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By recording the movement of the stars over time, the individual points of light become arcs around the southern celestial pole. Across the full sequence those arcs form a circular pattern, turning the rotation of the Earth into something visible.
By recording the movement of the stars over time, the individual points of light become arcs around the southern celestial pole. Across the full sequence those arcs form a circular pattern, turning the rotation of the Earth into something visible.