Polaris º

well... just throwing one at the wall, figuring it'll show ~1º or less [probably algorithmic fluctuations around <1º] of altitude N for POLE-aris like SOL-aris meaning OF the pole; so, yeah...

hit it: 

let's go w/... Cairo, Egypt

Cario, Egypt: 10/24/2023 @ 7:52 AM
Polaris altitude/direction: 29.95º (N)

& again 6 hours later: 

Cairo, Egypt: 10/24/2023 @ 1:52 PM
Polaris altitude/direction: 29.35º (N)

& 6 hours later [noticing the trend??]

Cairo, Egypt: 10/24/2023 @ 7:52 PM
Polaris altitude/direction: 29.96º (N)

& to round it out; thus proving the assertion: 

Cairo, Egypt: 10/25/2023 @ 1:52 AM
Polaris altitude/direction: 30.80º (N)

bada-bing

that's a spread of a whole 1.65º(!!!!) so they [the data providers] let it move just subtly; which even still, is enough to SHOW that we aint spinnin' round some Sun -- that stuff spins above us; like clockwork -- if you're in Cairo you can say "check your 1:00" pointing skyward N & you should be alluding to the celestial axis

to cover an extra base, let's jump forward 3 months: 

Cairo, Egypt: 1/24/2024 @ 7:52 PM
Polaris altitude/direction: 29.40º (N)

still within margin; we got it... see, y'all(??)

POLARIS STAYS BASICALLY STATIONARY IN THE SKY; SO THE HEAVENS ARE OBVIOUSLY SPINNING W/ IT BEING THE AXIS




it's good news