The Earth spins on its axis relatively fast, but is barely perceptable to the naked eye. Through the magic of time lapse photography, the apparent motion of the heavens created by Earth's spin is recorded in these 1686 real images of an entire night's sky, photographed every 21 seconds then composited into one moving image. Polaris was specifically targeted to show the center of rotation overhead. These images were shot in Santa Clarita, California, with a Canon SX10-is, 20 second exposure, f2.9, ISO-400 The soundtrack is "Sky Spy" (Alt-Rev Mix2 RR) from the StarSpin EP/CD byTechnician (yours truly). Full artist discography, MP3 downloads and CDs are available at the Technician website: technician.jcmdi.com More time lapse stock footage, Technician music, Hummingbirds photos and Lepidoptera life cycle videos at JCMDI.COM Enjoy the show! Note This is copyrighted material, however, you may download this footage directly from YouTube and use it free of charge in your own non-profit/non-commercial YouTube videos. The full free usage policy, and copyright notice/claim and partner ad info can be found here: jcmdi.com and jcmdi.com (please read both sections before using JCMDI material - thanks!)
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