24 hours of Earth's rotation, with the camera locked to the sky instead of the ground. We're all hanging out on this spinning rock.
Brilliant video by Bartosz Wojczyล„ski. https://artuniverse.eu/gallery/190705-rotation24h #nature #wonder #earth
Art Universe  โ€ข  Creative Astrophotography

@coreyspowell it also demonstrates the scales of space. The sun is โ€œorbitingโ€ the camera at a huge distance in this video, yet the other stars donโ€™t even budge because theyโ€™re so far away
@coreyspowell the crepuscular period and similar in the morning is surprisingly sudden, not like a gentle casual relaxed slope or fade between sky colour and star backdrop
@coreyspowell wow, the looping is so well done, this is severely hypnotic!
@coreyspowell woah! That is freaky!

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I knew there was proof, God flips over the earth for day and night!๐Ÿ™ƒ ๐Ÿ™‚

#FlatEarth

@coreyspowell @donmelton Ok - thatโ€™s brilliant and amazing
@coreyspowell One thing I love about this video is that you can use it to do some maths to figure out where this was filmed - you can't figure out what longitude, but you should be able to get a rough latitude, and even just a quick think makes it clear that this is in the Southern Hemisphere, looking South. The relatively low height of the apparent centre of rotation above the horizon says we're closer to the equator than the poles.
@coreyspowell OK, so I guess more information would actually be required to do any more maths than that, you'd need some idea of scale.
@ftp_alun @coreyspowell I guess I can be excused for thinking of the Australian Outback when I saw it. But following the link it says it's in Namibia. The latitude wasn't wrong. ๐Ÿ˜€ https://www.tivoli-astrofarm.de/en
Home - Tivoli Southern Sky Guest Farm - Astronomy in Namibia

@coreyspowell Wow! Crazy to think we're spinning every second but can't feel it!
@coreyspowell this is amazing but it's making me motion sick lol
@coreyspowell It's the Southern Celestial Pole, for any confused northern hemisphere people. Even on a tiny phone screen, the Magellanic Clouds are a dead giveaway
@coreyspowell woah very cool! never seen anything like this.
@coreyspowell What's even crazier is that every single person, animal, plant and rock on this earth has a story to tell. So insignificant to time and yet it was that it's the culmination of all that built up in the time before it and effort to be where it is today. To quote a videogame (because I'm a big nerd) "No snowflake ever falls in the wrong place." - Zenyatta (And probably others ยฏ\_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ)
@coreyspowell this proves that the Earth is flat
@coreyspowell the transition from day to night and night to day is so quick, you can't see the stars...then suddenly you can.

@coreyspowell how long would each frame in that time lapse need to be exposed to reveal the night sky to that magnitude?

How frequent, frames per second, minute,hour, were the time lapse intervals?

@coreyspowell Oh nice, do you need to have a battery connected, or is there a wire, I would imagine that the wire would become tangled after rotating enough, is there a limit to how many days this can go on for?
@Ellaquin @coreyspowell
Most DC power cables are just two wires stuck together, one for positive and one for negative. There are many ways to connect a freely rotating electrical component to a non-rotating stationary power source, but one of the simplest is just a "tip-sleeve" or TS connector, similar to what you'd find on a standard electric guitar cable. And if the power supply has a third wire for ground (more common for AC power), you could use a "tip-ring-sleeve" or TRS connector, similar to what you'd find on a standard stereo headphone cable.

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Holy shit. That's amazing.

Also nice work on the seamless looping!

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Very impressive!

How does one lock the camera to the sky during the day? I can understand the night, where the nightsky can act as a point of reference.

@coreyspowell This is most excellentโ€”and trippy! Makes one appreciate the Cosmos, and Gravity, for sure. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿ˜ตโ€๐Ÿ’ซ
@coreyspowell ๐ŸŒ˜ @coldclimate This seems relevant to your interests. ๐ŸŒ’

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Very cool perspective. Immediately had to think of the song "Beds are Burning" by Midnight Oil ...

How can we dance
When our earth is turning?
How do we sleep
While our beds are burning?

@coreyspowell I don't recall having seen this 'trick' before. So nice.

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Wife took one look and said. "The little prince"! Le Petit Prince https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Little_Prince

#littlePrince

Looking for a lampost!

The Little Prince - Wikipedia

@coreyspowell ooooh damn that makes us feel mighty small eh?
@coreyspowell Uh ๐Ÿคข
Great video ๐Ÿ˜€
The sky far from cities makes you understand why people saw mythical creatures in the sky. People who haven't ever left the city can't understand...

@coreyspowell I cannot wrap my brain around this. Don't stars rise and set like the sun? Is it because the galaxy is so far away? Why do we wobble and not spin? It is perspective?

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@coreyspowell Another cool, but live, camera in Namibia is the wildlife camera
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydYDqZQpim8
Namibia: Live stream in the Namib Desert

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@coreyspowell I love clips like this. Reminds of Dr. Who claiming to feel our planets' rotation beneath his feet.
@coreyspowell that is really cool! Rotate anticlockwise just for fun ๐Ÿ˜€
@coreyspowell Yes, "Ladies and Gentlemen, we are floating in space" was a truism.
@coreyspowell amazing?
How can a camera be locked to the sky?

@BarbNerdy @coreyspowell

"How can a camera be locked to the sky?"

Using a device that doesn't allow its orientation relative to the universe to change.

@sibrosan @coreyspowell had no idea, that this exists... thank you!

@BarbNerdy @coreyspowell

"had no idea, that this exists..."

To find out more about such devices: https://www.google.com/search?q=motorized+equatorial+mount

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This must be fake! I know that the earth is flat. I am in the middle of it. I feel stable and everything is safe.

@coreyspowell @macmaniacs so the big turtle on which our disc world sits, did a spin in space. So what?
This proofs nothing! ๐Ÿ˜†

Seriously, looks amazing ๐Ÿ˜Š

@coreyspowell Doesn't disprove Flat Earth theory though, does it? ๐Ÿ˜‚