You can definitely use the stars as your guide. But let’s check whether a scene from the Disney+ live action series would work in the real world.
a superhero show doesn’t need to be perfectly accurate to be awesome. Really, one of the reasons we like these shows is because theyLet's look at a scene from, episode 3. If you don’t know anything about Marvel’s newest character from the Disney+ live action series, don’t worry, I can give you a quick intro.is the human avatar of the Egyptian god Khonshu, the god of the moon. This gives him some superpowers, like extra strength and faster healing.
If you look at the stars at night, they appear to move. The stars that you see at 9:00 pm are in a different location by 2:00 in the morning. This is not because the stars actually move; it's because the Earth spins on its axis. Let me draw a super basic example. Suppose you are standing somewhere along Earth’s equator and you look at a star that is directly overhead.
That takes care of latitude, but what about longitude? This is a bit trickier. Since the stars are constantly moving, you need to know the location of a star at different times. That means you actually need to know the time. You really need a clock—a really accurate one—to figure out your longitude.Let's review some important astronomy information: The Earth spins on its axis roughly once a day. It also orbits the sun once a year.
A star moving straight towards or away from the Earth wouldn't change its position . The change in position depends on if that star moves in a direction perpendicular to our line of sight. We call this the. This proper motion would indeed change the shape of constellations in the sky, since different stars have different motions. But the change would be super tiny. In fact, you would probably never notice anything different in the shape of constellations over the course of your lifetime.
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