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In Chile, astronomers know the ground is still shaking. They can see it in the stars. Colin Legg reports from the Andes east of Santiago: "I made this 88-second exposure on Sunday morning, Feb. 28th, less than 24 hours after the big 8.8-magnitude quake. It records the movement of the Earth in the star trails during an earth tremor."
Earthquake experts say the shaking will continue for months.
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A tip for southern astrophotographers: Keep your exposure times short. The stars over Chile could be wobbling for some time to come.