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Why do stars move across the sky?

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Why do stars move across the sky?

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Keep in mind, however, that all stars are actually moving: stars move around in response to the gravity of other stars and material within and around the galaxy. All the stars are rotating around the center of the galaxy and the galaxy itself is moving in relation to other galaxies. However, almost none of this motion is fast enough over the scale of distance involved for us to notice it within our lifetimes.

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