Jim-
    Fascinating! but why only the bottom star? and why do some stars seem to
blurred from rotation and others are not?
-Edward

JIm Hannon wrote:

> Here ftp://ftp.nofs.navy.mil/pub/outgoing/aah/temp/quake29.jpg is an
> interesting picture that was taken through a large telescope in Flagstaff AZ
> during a small earthquake on April 29 1993. You can see the bottom star has a
> lot of little lines showing the motion of the scope during the quake.
>
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> Jim Hannon
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