@jeremy or refraction but that's only in the atmosphere

@P. go find something to do

@Dustination why is ur girlfriend male?

Now @Comic Man
Doesn’t matter how far Polaris is as we would see it move
Maybe not so much but we would definitely notice it’s not perfectly aligned with the North Pole and that all the stars and constellations move around the Northern Star

@jeremy black holes with infinite gravity for example

its only in the atmosphere because u know what space is like ?

Mhm like when light travels through a liquid

theoretical black holes

a black hole is not a fact

wow ur so funny haha you called her a boy

@dustbreather Adrian Dunbar fears he doesn't have long left

@P. talk

❤

infinite gravity lol

@California Nightmare if it was very far awar ofc we can't see it move cuz it moves not fast in cosmological terms

how fast does it move bob

@jeremy bro we literally have a photo of one

More baseless assumptions

Yawn

how many years to move a degree for polaris

No you don’t

It’s fake

i have a photo of a unicorn are u serious

@drifter (based) that makes me very sad. I'll stop watching in the line of dirty

She made your black hole picture

@L.O.X old man stop talking

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@P. what's with this clown?

😂

@Dustination get in here old man

Polaris actually lies just a short distance away from where Earth's axis points. Polaris is located about 1 degree off to the side of the north celestial pole, so Polaris does move a little, tracing a very small arc in the night sky, around which the other visible stars make wider circles.

@dustbreather a fat boy that didnt go through puberty

@Dustination join

Prove it moving

I have a job I need to get back to unlike you degenerates

@P. I like the other clown better

/guys

the earth

@dustbreather DONT make me mad!! 😡

is flat

@dustbreather which one