#Satellites Passing #Moon #Video
Date: 2026 10 08
Time: 05:17 UTC (approx)
Nikon Z8
Skywatcher 200P
UV/IR filter
Exposure: f/5.9, 1/30s, ISO-3200
Focal Length: 1200 mm

#Satellites Passing #Moon #Video
Date: 2026 10 08
Time: 05:17 UTC (approx)
Nikon Z8
Skywatcher 200P
UV/IR filter
Exposure: f/5.9, 1/30s, ISO-3200
Focal Length: 1200 mm
🧩 In Search of Light
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Shortly after moonrise - seen over the YMCA tennis center in Eau Claire WI
Happy New Moon from Vermont!
Full Moon: opposite Sun, ~0.5° disc, rises at sunset, sets at sunrise, tides peak, cultural significance.
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Redécouvrez les lieux emblématiques de l'Apollo 15 sur la Lune 🌕🚀. Une aventure spatiale fascinante !
Une vision futuriste du transport lunaire vers Mars. 🚀🌌
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At full phase the Moon’s pull peaks, creating the strongest tides while it arcs across the sky opposite the Sun.
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Préparez-vous pour l'aventure interplanétaire ! 🌌🚀 Les opérations lunaires vers Mars prennent vie ici.
When low gravity gets the best of you.
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📷 Nikon Z8, 180-600mm, 1.4x teleconverter
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#cresentmoon #moon #moonmagic #moonlight
Averted optics double the effective aperture of small telescopes, sharpening Tycho and Copernicus rims when the Moon’s terminator is in view.
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Catch craters at lunar sunrise—near the terminator Tycho and Copernicus stand out. Calm air and averted optics add detail.
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Spot lunar craters with simple tools: look near the terminator, where shadows reveal Tycho, Copernicus and others. Steady air sharpens detail.
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