Wonder of ScienceThis mind-bending timelapse with the Milky Way stabilized shows the Earth is spinning through space.
Credit: Eric Brummel
https://www.instagram.com/brummelphoto
StephenC@wonderofscience impressive
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Reido@wonderofscience Extremely cool. Thanks.
Zuckey@wonderofscience can somebody show this to Kyrie?
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@wonderofscience this is just breath-taking!
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MissPlaced@wonderofscience OMG.
Mesmerizing and beautiful!
Mesmerizing and beautiful!
Patty Kimura@wonderofscience Glorious!
Krayon of Egegik@wonderofscience WOW! I would love to know how that was filmed. Drone perhaps? I mean you couldnโt plant the camera on the ground right? Gawd I love science!
@wonderofscience I googled it and found a whole bunch of videos on how to use the special cameras that actually rotate real time with the rotation of (or counter rotation) the Earth! FASCINATING!
Jon@Krayon @wonderofscience the camera is on an equatorial mount. Similar to whatโs used to stabilize telescopes so they stay locked on a part of the sky.
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NYCBrxBrklynGirl๐งโโ๏ธ@wonderofscience I've watched this so many times it's eerily amazing that we're spinning like this and the magic of gravity keeps us standing in place. I love it๐
Jim Fitzpatrick@wonderofscience how is this done. I mean if I wanted to try do something like that where would I even start to look.
SliotarYou can add motors to telescopes so that they move to follow the position of a star, making the star appear static in the field of vision, either for a long exposure, or for keeping the target in sight, if you're showing a star to friends, young enthusiasts or members of the public.
https://www.go-astronomy.com/telescopes/telescope-drive-systems.htm
teledyn ๐Baron Munchausen was asked, "If the world is spinning, why don't people fall off?"
The Baron replied, "Zis is due to a kommon mizkonzeption: people are falling off all the time!"
Accidental Resident (she/they)@wonderofscience Iโm impressed
Desert Dweller ๐ต@wonderofscience That is incredibly cool!!!
@wonderofscience OMG simultaneously inspiring awe and vertigo
Ornette Coleman@wonderofscience okay. Thatโs just cool!
JoEllen Donahue Hermes@wonderofscience this is exceptional!
Charles J Gervasi โก๐ก๏ธ๐ฅฅ@wonderofscience A spinning ball in a vast sea of stars
MIKEY_H@wonderofscience Wow! What a brilliant time-lapse video. Sometimes you just have to look at things slightly differently in order to appreciate what's really going on.
DrSnit@wonderofscience gorgeous
Just Ice@wonderofscience Incredible...
Humble Fan of Atty. Woo@wonderofscience
very cool & cerebral
very cool & cerebral
TumnusEthic@wonderofscience I love this even though it is making me dizzy
Kosch@wonderofscience awe inspiring
Vivienne@wonderofscience beautiful! 
JennyD@wonderofscience
A sight to behold! Brings a lot into true perspective, doesn't it? Wonderful post.
A sight to behold! Brings a lot into true perspective, doesn't it? Wonderful post.
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cmdenton47@wonderofscience This always makes me wonder, ยซ Who the hell is out driving around Crater Lake in the middle of the night? ยป
JenBeee@wonderofscience Holy cow!
Favourite shoes ๐๐บ๐ฆ@wonderofscience That is amazing!
Ingo Richter@wonderofscience wow, that is beautiful 
o3f@wonderofscience outstanding !! The music in the background gives me chills
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Rai Aren ๐โจ๐๐บ๐ฆ@wonderofscience That is incredible!! ๐คฉ ๐
Al Smith@wonderofscience that is so cool, love it.
Jason Fink Photography ๐ธ@wonderofscience Still one of the best videos on the internet.
Alison@wonderofscience thank goodness for gravity. Watching this had me clinging onto that hill.
Nic@wonderofscience a humbling reminder that we are not the most fantastic thing in the universe
Knitsib@wonderofscience So lovely! Thanks for sharing.
Lizzie@wonderofscience this is weirdly trippy and so so cool
Matthew@wonderofscience That's really amazing!
jokermtb@wonderofscience Never seen something like that
Natris@wonderofscience it would be super cool if someone did this at one of the poles on the winter solstice. That way they could make this do a full 360ยฐ rotation. The result might even be loopable.
Tara Windflyer@wonderofscience the minds of dozens of Flat Earthโers was just blown.
Alchemist@wonderofscience Over Crater Lake!
Earl Gray