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Sideways motion is where the constellation starts to give itself away. The stars do not all slide together because they are not all the same distance from Earth.
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Orion is one of the most recognised shapes in the sky. Fly through the local stars and watch how quickly the familiar pattern breaks apart once the stars are placed at their real distances.
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Sideways motion is where the constellation starts to give itself away. The stars do not all slide together because they are not all the same distance from Earth.
Notice
Constellations are patterns on our sky, not tight physical groups. They can still be useful guides, but they are the beginning of the story, not the end.
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The parallax demo keeps Orion fixed and changes only the observing position, letting you focus on the geometric shift before exploring at larger scale.