Stars are so far away that they keep the same places relative to one another. Each has a ground position, just like the Sun, and all of them turn west together, once a day.

So the almanac does not list every star hour by hour. It lists one reference point, the first point of Aries (♈︎), by its GHA each hour, and gives each star's SHA (sidereal hour angle): how far west of Aries the star is. Then:

GHA of a star = GHA Aries + SHA

Tap a star to choose it. Press Play: every star's ground position turns west together.

GHA Aries (Greenwich to Aries, west): 34°33.4'
SHA of Vega (Aries to the star, west): 80°32.3'
GHA of Vega = GHA Aries + SHA: 115°05.7'
Declination of Vega: N 38°48.8'

SHA hardly changes from week to week; GHA Aries does all the turning.

Star

Declination works the same as for the Sun: the star's latitude, N or S. A star's SHA and declination change only a fraction of a minute in a week.

The stars, and the first point of Aries