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The Earth's rotation visualized by stabilizing the sky over a 24 hour period, filmed in Namibia by photographer Bartosz Wojczyński.

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dailycarblog.com3 年前

Earth truly is the best spaceship ever invented.😳

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Mike Doris3 年前

He set up a Nikon D810 and Irix 15mm f/2.4 lens on a SW Star Adventurer celestial tracking platform. Over 24 hours, Wojczyński shot a single frame every single minute. He then combined the frames into a timelapse video.

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GrindsMyGears3 年前

Wonderful example of how perspective changes interpretation.

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Denise Robertson3 年前

Wow, no wonder I wake up in the middle of the night upside down.

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Drew Boyle 🏈3 年前

I'm dizzy

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Piramida3 年前

im curious how they captured it

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Nicky3 年前

Gravity is so underrated

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Alan Curtis3 年前

"Stabilising the sky" I suspect that lost something in translation into English or it's simply a phrase I don't understand (?) Anyone?

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Xkaii3 年前

Mmm that night sky looks sus like it’s a different video

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Pelon Musk3 年前

I wonder where was the camera stabilized 🤔

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