Because the stars are millions of light years away obviously it will barely change because the light takes time to travel

Thinky, no

how fast does the earth move? after 5000 years the position would have changed

yes but 5000 years ago we didnt have the technology to record the place where the stars were at

it's not millions of light years away

according to mainstream it's 817 light years

still on top of the left pyramid at the same spot

from the egyptians

Actually, IIRC, Ancient Egyptian statues related to different star 'gods' point to places different than where those stars are now.

because it hasnt moved enough to notice a difference by just looking at it

Or rather, those constellations.

But that's my final point.

with using modern telescope technology we could record it now and 5000 years from now we could see a measurable difference

using the telescopes

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That picture for the globe is inaccurate

Our solar system orbits a black hole in that model too, so it'd be like that but closer to a circle

We are also spinning

Through the universe

We sure are spinning though it

But the entire galaxy is

Picture is still accurate

Impossible on a globe

Not exactly, there are a lot more stars required

Startrails only work on a flat and stationary earth

@Gwen you feeling it? the 1040 miles per hour drift