A starlapse is a type of time-lapse video that captures the movement of stars across the night sky. It's a cool way to see the Earth's rotation and the apparent motion of the stars over time.
Here's how it works:
A camera takes pictures of the night sky at set intervals, like every few seconds or minutes, over a long period of time, like hours.
Since the Earth is rotating, the stars appear to move across the sky in the final video.
Starlapses are often used to create stunning videos of the Milky Way galaxy or to show the path of meteors during a meteor shower.
Some cameras even have a special "starlapse mode" that automatically takes these long exposures at the right intervals.
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