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-- Take two snapshots of it, at two different times.

-- If it's in different places in the two photos, it's definitely not stationary.

-- If it's in the same place in both photos, then it may or may not be stationary.

It could be returning periodically to the same place, and you just happened to

catch it on two occasions when it was in the same place. So if the photos are

identical, you must ...

-- Take two more snapshots, at two different times, spaced by a different

length of time from the first pair of photos.

-- If the object's position is the same in both of the second set of photos,

then it's truly stationary.

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