The Moon - close up through telescope

[Knuffelaar1970]

Is there a particular reason why you put that dust particle on the lens?

[H4XXOR666]

i also once succeeded in getting a view like this through my telescope, it was absolutly wonderful.

[Brolin555666]

very cool...the moon

[gusto1978]

so have u ever spotted anything up there in the moon? like a cloud or air current dust storm.. anything?

[acaticlopez]

oh my god, those white specs of light, round are really suspended in the air, and create their own light, as if lighting the ground even brighter, i wish someone a more powerful telescop as to able to tell what those things look like

[sickdeathshappen]

is it possible to see the landings?

[kingofdaherbz]

Wish we could get a view of the other side... =\

Thanks for the upload

[apple1zz]

HOLY ...CRAP

[acraze21]

its crazy you could fit your town in most of them holes.

[ODAL123]

i swear if you pause at 0:35 you can see something blue in colour :o could be..water O_o

[bcta302]

That's not water silly.

It's Kool-Aid...

[ODAL123]

whatever dude :)

[ODAL123]

at 0:35 lower left, if you concentrate, its blue in colour. take your time and look at it for a while, its BLUE in colour i tell ya!! lol

[jonnyasprin]

great look at the moon,tks for posting

[Hypsan]

Very impressive! Especially when you anchor the scope, and allow the Earth's rotation to"move" the Moon from left to right across the screen! So close, it reminds me of the Eagle as it descended towards Tranquility Base -- One small step for Man -- One giant leap for Mankind!! Well done!

[propaghandi2]

0:14 sec...looks like a alien head....i am not saying that there here...just a figure i saw.....

[cubicspacedivision]

Haha - yes it does. Nice spot.

[propaghandi2]

hey buddy what is your telescope set up, i am just starting .......

[cubicspacedivision]

20cm Newtonian reflector on a dobsonian base. 1250mm focal length and 9mm lens for 133x magnification. Shot using a Casio Exilim via afocal attachment.

[propaghandi2]

thanks, i am sorry also as your specs where in the description..this telescope seems like a moster" nice work again"

[cubicspacedivision]

No worries mate. A good telescope is pretty cheap these days. Get into it - there's lots of cool stuff to see up there.

[Devestato72]

Fuck that is crazy close. scary! Good pic! Im getting a scope but before i get one can i let you know what it is and tell me what you think of it. I know the one you have is expensive

[EGMAG]

Someone said the Austrailian telescope now has adapters strong enough to see if any Apollo program remnants show up. Is this true?

[THEmoonCHANNEL1]

there would never be a scope earth based that could focus in on it :( but it would be a nice sight if you could

[EGMAG]

@THEmoonCHANNEL1

IYSS If you say so.

[SaturnAndItsRings]

@propaghandi2 where in the picture?

[Brian2one0]

@propaghandi2 What alien head?

[stain22]

you must have 100 million dollars in equipment i say that because i saw some of the images nasa just released

and its just blows my mind that we give them billions of dollars and they give us crap my $1000 scope and $200 cam i get images that show canyons mountians

that i have never seen from nasa from what they show you would think the moon is a smooth round ball

[dinmagic]

I am glad that we will once again return to the moon withing the next 11 years

[reyzuna]

why does that light at the moon fade when the telescope move from the left..? do that telescope has a flash light that can travel throug galaxy without anyone notice? or its just me? ^^ sory but your vid is great, it's just that i wondering why that light fade..

[cubicspacedivision]

Hi reyzuna. I don't quite understand you question. My telescope has no special illumination device, it just captures light as normal.

[foxgirl100]

wow i wanna go there

[eishiba]

What kind of telescope are you using?

[cubicspacedivision]

A 20cm Newtonian reflector with 1200mm focal length

[eishiba]

So could you explain to me how a 6"Newtonian reflector with 1400mm focal length would compare with yours and why?

[cubicspacedivision]

6 inches = 15.2cm, so it's a smaller mirror but with a longer tube. Not a huge difference between them really...

[havefaith445]

very good detail

Thanks for sharing.

[Lupacool]

Very nice. Thank you

[tyndarius]

Breath taking sight!

[cubicspacedivision]

Cheers

[RobH0629]

Nice capture. You seem to have had a clearer night and fuller moon than I did when I took my video. Good job.