From My Telescope : The Moon and the Clouds - Looking at our Lunar Companion
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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Recorded with 10 inch Goto dobsonian telescope and Panasonic GX8 camera.
Video taken of the moon on what started out a crisp, clear night.
As is normal, clouds came rolling in but they weren't too thick or heavy and I was able to catch these shots of the Moon as waves of translucent clouds passed in front of it.
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Kinda fitting that the Sea of Tranquility is prominent, this video is very relaxing.
I wanna see an astronaut from today land on the moon. i mean with all the high tech cameras we have now, why not? Besides I doubt the other landings were real
Efrain Dlcerda The Apollo program was designed to land humans on the Moon and bring them safely back to Earth. Six of the missions (Apollos 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, and 17) achieved this goal. Apollos 7 and 9 were Earth orbiting missions to test the Command and Lunar Modules, and did not return lunar data.
Tbh it's a waste of time and effort to go back to the moon. What benefits come from it? It's just a natural satellite.
Amber Lyons Americans plan to mine it
How much nicer that the clouds did come, beautiful.
I absolutely love this! This is just too cool! :-)
In the late 1960s and early 70s Dr. Hoffman (sp?) at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) ran a project to measure and analyze the lunar atmosphere. The moon DOES have a tenuous atmosphere extending about 3 inches from the surface, according to Dr. Hoffman.
Several mass spectrometers (MS) were designed and built at UTD for that project, and two of them flew on Apollo missions. In the 1980s I was lucky enough to borrow one of the "extra" MS (outer shell only without the inner parts) as a demo for a Space Week event put on by the Dallas chapter of the National Space Society (NSS), along with several 8" x 10" photos of the actual working hardware on the moon.
I assume the video or time lapse photos shown in this video were not influenced by earthly clouds in any way. I do not recall any mention of lunar clouds when I interviewed Dr. H back then, and it would surprise me if so tenuous an atmosphere produced clouds.
Like looking at something under water.
I love space
likee 60 amigo buen video
⚬Yo Moonshine;~) Watching the Moon can be very mesmerizing... I hope I don't turn into a Lun ar tic... lol ✌💖🤗~🌞🌎⚬ ...
Good one
Learn, learn and learn;~) Thank you... ✌💖🤗~🌞🌎⚬ ...
anybody find this relaxing?
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