It looks like you're describing concepts related to astronomy and star movement, but your statements are incomplete. Let me help clarify and complete your thoughts:
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Stars appear to move across the night sky because Earth spins on its axis from west to east. This rotation causes stars to appear to rise in the east and set in the west. For observers in the eastern United States, they will see the same stars as those living at the same latitude in the western United States, but the stars will appear to move in relation to their position in the sky due to the Earth's rotation.
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The location of stars in the night sky changes as Earth moves along its orbit around the Sun. Over the course of a year, you'll gradually see different sets of stars at different times of the year. Due to this axial tilt and orbital mechanics, you can see most of the stars visible from one location on Earth if you observe throughout the entire year.
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For the part about naming astronomers, please provide additional information or clues regarding the astronomers you're referring to, and I would be happy to help identify them based on your descriptions.
If you have specific information or characteristics about astronomers that you'd like me to help identify, please share!
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