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Bluetus

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10. Yes, everything is in motion reltive to everything else. But each object

Reply to rampartd (Reply #8)

Tue Jan 20, 2026, 10:18 AM

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is moving very rapidly outward from the center of the "big bang", regardless of other bodies.

As galaxies are in rotation, some of the bodies are moving outward faster than others at any moment. But in the long run, the consensus is that everything will just continue expanding outward. So if we want to visit other galaxies, we'd better do it soon.

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It is the earth that moves. Not the stars. In video [View all] Figarosmom Tuesday OP

Not earth, not Stars.. mind moving WheelWalker Tuesday #1

That is really cool photography, and puts our tiny speck of the universe into perspective. But being pedantic, Bluetus Tuesday #2

"the stars are all moving too" JoseBalow Tuesday #3

All that effort to set up the tripod and motors, and he films it with a phone. Intractable Tuesday #4

Clink in the corner Figarosmom Tuesday #5

It's not a widescreen video -- period. It doesn't matter where or how you watch it. Intractable Tuesday #6

Your screen name suits you. Figarosmom Tuesday #7

Unnecessary nastiness. An obvious misinterpretation of an English language word. Intractable Tuesday #9

each moves relative to the other n/t rampartd Tuesday #8

Yes, everything is in motion reltive to everything else. But each object Bluetus Tuesday #10