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Stabilised Milky Way timelapse videos showing the Earth's rotation in Cornwall, UK ✨🌍✨ Ne… — @aaronjenkinphotography

Posted Jun 10, 2026 (5 months ago)60s9,365 views

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9,365
Likes
871
Comments
45
Shares
84
Saves
125
Engagement
10.68%
Duration
60s
Posted
Jun 10, 2026

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@aaronjenkinphotography's TikTok video "Stabilised Milky Way timelapse videos showing the Earth's rotation in Cornwall, UK ✨🌍✨ Nearly all of the movement we see in the night sky is due to Earth's rotation. I used an equatorial mount to capture these long exposure timelapse videos. It rotates at the same rate that Earth does. Which means, when you align it to Earth's axis of rotation, it fixes the perspective to a point in space. Enabling you to see the land move, instead of the stars. #milkyway #nightphotography #earth #space #astrophotography" has 9,365 views, 871 likes, 45 comments, 84 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 10.68% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 5 months ago and runs 1 minute. It has been saved 125 times.

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