The locations of stars in the relative to one another do not to the naked eye to change, as a result stars are often to be fixed in position. In , though, stars are always moving, but of the tremendous distances between stars and from stars to earth, the are barely perceptible here. It takes 200 years for a fast-moving star Bernard’s star to move a distance the skies equal to the diameter the Earth’s moon. When the apparently movement of the stars is contrasted the movement of the planets, the are seemingly unmoving.