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Yes, I am. The number of things you're wrong about grows...
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Right, it orbits closer and faster, making it behave far less like normal stars. The moon orbits much farther away and much slower, so as far as field rotation goes it behaves just like the stars. Both, however, experience field rotation from rising to setting.
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You keep shooting yourself in the foot but you don't even realize it. Your stupidity knows no bounds.
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Which? ISS or the moon? ISS I shot with the telescope, but if you could see it by eye with that kind of resolution that's exactly what you'd see. The moon I also shot with a standard camcorder on a standard camera tripod, showing what you see by eye. I saw the moon by eye that night the same way the camcorder showed it. It's just a standard altitude-azimuth view, the same view I just showed of ISS which was shot from an altitude-azimuth perspective.
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Wrong. I have not only stated the truth, but I proved it as well. Keep up your defamatory remarks, by all means, it really shows everyone what you really are (and it ain't a truth teller).