28-11-2017, 11:35 PM
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Re: Mooooooon again
It's funny isn't it . . ..Satellites orbiting Earth can see the detail on a £10 note lying on the street
With just a Nikon camera, Mister_Oy can take a very detailed and reasonably close up shot of the moon
and yet . . .
The Hubble telescope, which can see globular star clusters and galaxies millions of light years away, can not point to the moon and show us the Lunar Landing Platform that was allegedly left behind in 1969 !!! Go figure !
1969 . . . . never happened.
29-11-2017, 02:45 PM
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Re: Mooooooon again
Originally Posted by Realist
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It's funny isn't it . . ..Satellites orbiting Earth can see the detail on a £10 note lying on the street
With just a Nikon camera, Mister_Oy can take a very detailed and reasonably close up shot of the moon
and yet . . .
The Hubble telescope, which can see globular star clusters and galaxies millions of light years away, can not point to the moon and show us the Lunar Landing Platform that was allegedly left behind in 1969 !!! Go figure !
1969 . . . . never happened.
Super photo of the moon. That is a superior camera lens Mister_Oy.
29-11-2017, 11:46 PM
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Re: Mooooooon again
Originally Posted by Tiffany
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Probably because it's too close. I have binoculars that can't focus on close items because the bins are too powerful.
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