Polaris Shock: Year-Long Study Shows Star Barely Moves

Astrophotographers across multiple regions recorded Polaris every night for a full year.
The result?
The star’s position remained remarkably stable, with minimal drift, sparking debate about why the North Star behaves so predictably despite Earth’s supposed complex motions through space.

Some say distance explains it.
Others say the stability is too perfect to ignore.

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