How the stars pivot around the north star (Polaris)

[YnoT0207]

Liszt + starry sky........doesn't get much better!

Well, maybe Paganini + starry sky......or Rachmaninov......or Chopin? Beethoven? Mozart? Vivaldi? Oh, never mind.

[Honda3001]

@YnoT0207 Yes :) Classical works so well with stars and galaxies.

[MrCruz55]

it never moves

[umpalumpa101909]

@MrCruz55 Actully it dose move, just verry little, its not Exactly on the Earth's Axis, just a Smidge off, so it moves, But verry little

[Honda3001]

Yes you're right.

[immortalregis247]

Dont think of yourself as one small part of the universe but as a being a part of it .Then all of stars that look far away become closer because after all at one point in time all that we see at night was once one with everything else so we're all connected in a comic way that my friends is truely beautiful.

[Honda3001]

It is utterly staggering to me how small we humans are compared to the universe. But the universe is truly beautiful place with lots of things to discover. The night sky is a little like a giant movie screen with different astonomical phenomena on show every night. Except cloudy nights og course :)

[stillnailing]

Makes me fill really small!