"Do the stars really move?" (Ask an Astronomer)

[gerry7man555]

dumbass no the earth is moving and the star bearly move 2 meters a millenium because of the lack of gravity energy from the sun or other suns/stars

[TheGuitarHeroHero]

@gerry7man555 How about this? Are you an astronomer? No. Are they? Yes. Have they had years of learning for questions like this? Yes. Have you? No.

So shut up.

[gerry7man555]

@TheGuitarHeroHero are you?

[TheGuitarHeroHero]

@gerry7man555 No, but I think I'll trust people who have had years of experience.

[adilsa40]

2:35- 2:40 sun:living in the galactic lane yeah baby ahhhh shit need shades ahhhh camera stops looking at the sun because the sun crashed

[latengirl]

hell no stars dont move but is u ever see stars moveing they arnt stars they are aliens bcuz me and ma sis saw stars moveing (realy cool BTW:by the way) anyways willl ya we saw them and on the tv we saw like people saying talking but aliens and they were inside thes littel ball a little white ball and it looked like a star

[Leizazure]

@latengirl Bring your religious and horribly spelled comment else where.

[x24c12]

very educational!

[themiraclesonearth]

Stars(Angels) really do move. Checkout out my favorites and view the one titled "11 stars 12 stars 7 stars in the bible found." yes, the stars really do move.

[DJSexLeopard]

What about those "Stars" that look like stars that are stationary, like they should be, dart around from place to place in the sky?

Or a star will be in one spot, then move to another position?

Or what about those black blobby things that float around in the sky, that are shapeshifting and reflect no light. The blob seems to read our mind because the second I reached for my light to get a better looked, it went from 20 feet above my head to 20,000 feet in about 1.5 seconds. Explain that?

[AlanKinNA]

Thanks. The Good NASA doctor clearly explains a topic that earthlings would do well to understand. It's not magic after all.

[jnifera21]

you should watch this