Sunrise on the Moon (Timelapse)

This series of time-lapses featuring the lunar surface I captured through my telescope over the course of a Night.
You can observe the shadows of the mountains getting shorter and light starting to fall into the cold and deep craters as the sun rises. The changes are subtle but keep in mind that a sunrise takes place 30x slower on the Moon than on the Earth.
The biggest craters depicted are: Tycho, Plato and Aristoteles.
Telescope: 8“ Newton F5
using a 3x Barlow lens for 3000 mm focal length
Camera: QHY5IIc
Software PIPP, AstroStakert!2, Photoshop, After Effects
Deep Space by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
Artist: audionautix.com/

[@mbrazile1]

I'm guessing when I'm saying each clip is the observation of one night? That's amazing watching the shadows move.

[@TheRealFumigator]

Love it!

[@imahol3]

How did you stabilize each of the frames?

[@pibyte]

I stacked the frames in AstroStakkert3 and then fade them in After Effects, manually aligning the images over each other.

[@imahol3]

@@pibyte thanks! I once tried this too but mine came out very shaky.