when doing prime focus astrophotography i can not use the lcd screen on the dslr to focus as it is blank,no image,the image only displays after it has been taken, is that normal? thanx
@HiggyB61 If you're talking about the live view function, it takes only very short exposures to continually update the screen. You'll only see bright things there like bright stars or planets. The exposure on the live view isn't nearly long enough to see faint objects. It does help a lot with focussing though. You can aim at a bright star and use the live view to help you to get sharp focus on that star.
yes im talking about live view, when i was taking images of the moon (u can see them in my chanel)
there was nothing on the live view or the computer when the camera was connected to the telescope so i had to take an image then try to focus the scope,had to do it a few time to get the moon in focus that way.
i thought originally that when i connect the camera to the scope id be able to focus first in live view then take the image, so am i doing wrong?
@HiggyB61 I'm not sure I'm fully understanding what the problem is... Are you saying you had the scope pointed at the moon, then attached the camera, and then saw nothing upon turning on live view? Keep in mind that the proper focus for the camera is usually very different from what it is when using the scope visually, so it may have just been that the moon was so out of focus you saw nothing but a blur... Usually you get general focus in the viewfinder before using the live view.
@Arkalius80 yes the scope was pointed at the moon when i put the camera on it & i couldnt see anything in live view until i took the pic then the camera gave me a preview of it, the moon wasnt out of focus too much,i have an 8" reflector so when looking at the moon with an eye piece it just fits in so there is enough light to see but dont see when camera is attached. how would u focus when taking a pic of the moon when doing prime focus astrophotography?
you can see how dark the space is from this video.... during totality, the faint light refracted by earth's atmoshpere manages to strike the moon, reflect back at 0.12 albedo (same reflectivity as asphalt) and reaches us, still standing out as a relatively bright object in the sky....
well i tried to watch it to heavy of a sleeper my alarm wasnt loud enough to wake me up so yea but i like the song so if u can message me that song i would be happy
well i tried to watch it to heavy of a sleeper my alarm wasnt loud enough to wake me up so yea but i like the song so if u can message me that song i would be happy
omfg so i wait for 3:17 when its supossed to be all red and at 3 clouds coming and going say a tiny bit a red barly anything. Now i cant see anything at all when its supossed to be at its peak great timing for once in a life time event clouds!
I cought a glimps of the Moon at it's zenith at 12:oo(Cleveland, Ohio), just for a second, and it's been overcast ever since. Better luck to us all in 2014.
Fuck man, I was looking forward to seeing my FIRST eclipse ever, but now the overcast? Man..... I can see the moon a little through the clouds, and I hope to catch a little of the action....at 12:33 am I am heading out there for the beginning partial eclipse, and a 1:33 am I am heading out there for the Total part.
I live in the country area of Virginia. And the moon is very much visible and bright (it's illuminating my whole walkway to my garage and the drive way) from my back porch. I'm so excited, but a little scared because this is my first time seeing it. I'll be on the phone with my boyfriend and he'll see it too. But i'll have a chair and a phone.
@Silver101Wolf i think its because the earth is between the moon and sun during a lunar eclipse. Normally the sunlight would hit the moon, and we see the yellow reflection on earth. Except now with earth in the way, the sunlight must pass through the earth's atmosphere before hitting the moon. The earth atmosphere scatters blue light (and the sky is blue) so mostly red light passes through the atmosphere to hit the moon during the total eclipse
Lunar eclipse is on dec 21 when the world is supposedly in 2012 which is kinda weird and moon will be red like the bible said the color of the moon will be on the day of the apocalypse which is also weird •~.~•
I have been looking forward to tonights eclipse for years and has been clear all week and now of nights this week its cloudy. DAMMIT! I've wanted to see this for forever and now some non caring person somewhere else who found out today will get to see it and I don't.
@QuincysRcool I know how you feel. The last total lunar eclipse we've had was Feb 2008, and that was clouded out here. There was a partial one earlier this year in June which was clouded out here. Now there's this one, perfectly timed for west-coast viewing, right at the winter solstice so it's as high in the sky as it can be, and it's overcast for at least 300 miles in every direction. There won't be another total lunar eclipse fully visible in the US until 2014. I'm extremely disappointed.
@Arkalius80 I know!!! I've been waiting for the Dec 21 2010 Eclipse for literally YEARS!!!! And there is ****IN' cloud cover. Do you know that this was the first Lunar Eclipse to happen on the Winter Solstice in 300 years!!! And it won't happen again until they predict 2094!!! If I'm alive, I'll be 103!! I guess it falling on the solstice doesn't really matter, but still. I don't want to wait 4 years either!!! I guess this video will have to do. Thanks for uploading!!
@Arkalius80 and then IF 2014 is cloudy, we have to wait until 2090 x( - WE WILL BE DEAD! (and if were still not by then, we won't want to wake up at 2:00 a.m. in the morning 'cuz were very,very,very tired.) -No Offense, Old People
Totally cool. In 1971 I saw a total lunar eclipse of the moon in broad daylight waiting for the school bus. Freaky reddish brown thing was packed with detail suspended up in the sky like from some dream cause it looked real yet surreal at the same time.
@PantheraAtrox It would be impossible to see a total lunar eclipse in broad daylight. A total lunar eclipse occurs at full moon which is only visible when the sun is down. The moon can be made to appear quite red due to stuff in the atmosphere though...
@Arkalius80 , honestly, you are wrong here. I did see an actual total lunar eclipse in the early morning around 6:00 AM in 1971 waiting for the school bus to arrive. The moon was out that cilly morning but instead of being it's normal whitish color it was a dark brick red color.
Pretty trippy seeing it with great detail.
A friend of mine who visited London on that same year saw it too but it was not total there as it was here.
@PantheraAtrox Was it before sunrise? If so, then that isn't in "broad daylight". It is impossible for a fully eclipsed moon to be above the horizon at the same time as the sun. If in fact it was an eclipse you were seeing at twilight, it would have had to have been very close to the western horizon. Was that the case?
@Arkalius80 Again it was just after the earliest morning sunrise for the sky was a pale blush hue on that cold Feb in North Easterm Amer. The time was around 6:00 to 6:30 AM. Was waiting for the 7:00 bus. Many other kids saw it also.
While it was't high up in the sky it was well past the horizon.
Saw the total lunar eclipse last night, awesome. But that day time detailed brown rock in the sky was a trip.
@PantheraAtrox Well either you're misremembering the details, or what you saw wasn't an eclipse. There was a total lunar eclipse in February 1971 visible in the US and it was over before sunrise in any part of North America. Besides, if you just think about it for a minute, you'd have to realize why it would be impossible to both see the sun and a fully eclipsed moon at the same time while on Earth's surface.
@Arkalius80 , As an artist, I clearly remembered what I saw, a big clear brownish rock in very early morning sky. NEVER could forget a sight like that. BTW it DID eventually fade out as the morning sunlight became brighter.
i remember i was drining with my uncle to LA from the bay area that night, and didnt know of the eclipse. i remember i honestly thought it was the beginning of armageddon when the moon turns red like blood lmao!
how come there's always a star (or a UFO) on a lunar eclipse, for example 0:35 - 0:36 .. also on the other videos, look around that part of a lunar eclipse. then there's another one around 0:44 - 0:46
@perrypurpleplatypus Those are stars... at the exposure level I have to use to capture the eclipsed moon, some stars will show up. They appear to move because the moon is moving.
@perrypurpleplatypus if you had a spaceship capable of interstellar or even intergalactic travel within a reasonable/short amount of time wouldn't you want to watch up close?
how come there's always a star (or a UFO) on a lunar eclipse, for example 0:35 - 0:36 .. also on the other videos, look around that part of a lunar eclipse.
I was told by my science teacher that a lunar eclipse was to happen in my city soon and my homework was to film it. I am going to have such a great experience!
@chickensoup1212 I already have twice. But, I'll do it again since you asked nicely. Earth's atmosphere scatters blue light which is why our sky is blue. The red light gets refracted through it and that is the light that is directed at the moon, making it appear red.
so, I'm looking for my first telescope and I don't want to spend more than $300...I don't care for an automated one because I want to learn to locate things myself...so, any suggestions?
I believe a 6" dobsonian reflector can probably be had for under $300... but if you don't mind increasing your budget just a bit more, 8" dobs are around $350 and are notably better than a 6".
That isn't a stupid question at all. The red light is light that is refracted through Earth's atmosphere. Our atmosphere scatters blue light (which is why the sky is blue during the day), leaving only the red light to shine through. This casts a red hazy light over the moon. It is significantly dimmer than the sunlight, which is why it requires a different exposure level to see it.
...beautifull and magnificent. That was very beautiful. God bless you for making this. Beautiful video of some thing almost a fourth as big as the Earth.
1:14 ..looks like there is lights there, maybe reflexion of something. just a inch below the top, but then when u study the whole pic on 1:14 looks like spots of light from most places but that one seems brighter..
It wasn't well publicized? I can say that. The lunar eclipse that happened not too long ago I heard about one month before it happened. I didn't hear the words solar or eclipse all year of 2007.
isnt the moon supposed to spin a little?i cant see a rotation whatsoever here.but im not really good at this subject, so this is a question rather than a complaint!
The moon does "wobble" a bit (called libration) through it's orbit, but these photos only cover a period of about a few hours which is not nearly enough to see any difference.
Wonderful viewing...
ACULTURE0 3 months ago
hi great vid! got a question for u if thats ok,
when doing prime focus astrophotography i can not use the lcd screen on the dslr to focus as it is blank,no image,the image only displays after it has been taken, is that normal? thanx
HiggyB61 4 months ago
@HiggyB61 If you're talking about the live view function, it takes only very short exposures to continually update the screen. You'll only see bright things there like bright stars or planets. The exposure on the live view isn't nearly long enough to see faint objects. It does help a lot with focussing though. You can aim at a bright star and use the live view to help you to get sharp focus on that star.
Arkalius80 4 months ago
@Arkalius80 thanx for ur quick reply!
yes im talking about live view, when i was taking images of the moon (u can see them in my chanel)
there was nothing on the live view or the computer when the camera was connected to the telescope so i had to take an image then try to focus the scope,had to do it a few time to get the moon in focus that way.
i thought originally that when i connect the camera to the scope id be able to focus first in live view then take the image, so am i doing wrong?
HiggyB61 4 months ago
@HiggyB61 I'm not sure I'm fully understanding what the problem is... Are you saying you had the scope pointed at the moon, then attached the camera, and then saw nothing upon turning on live view? Keep in mind that the proper focus for the camera is usually very different from what it is when using the scope visually, so it may have just been that the moon was so out of focus you saw nothing but a blur... Usually you get general focus in the viewfinder before using the live view.
Arkalius80 4 months ago
@Arkalius80 yes the scope was pointed at the moon when i put the camera on it & i couldnt see anything in live view until i took the pic then the camera gave me a preview of it, the moon wasnt out of focus too much,i have an 8" reflector so when looking at the moon with an eye piece it just fits in so there is enough light to see but dont see when camera is attached. how would u focus when taking a pic of the moon when doing prime focus astrophotography?
HiggyB61 4 months ago
It's so beautiful
Flyh4everBostick 6 months ago
FUCK I WOKE UP TO LATE!!
etemon4 7 months ago
I better not miss nonight's lunar ecliose....the next one won't show until December 10.
iamfuyu 7 months ago
@iamfuyu You already missed it, sorry to say.
Arkalius80 7 months ago
@Arkalius80 DAAAAAMMMMMNNNNNNN IIIIIIITTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!! DX{
iamfuyu 7 months ago
My alarm didn't wake me for tonight lunar eclipse. I had already made the settings for the camera. Damn teenage sleep and damn technology.
willeppille 7 months ago
Eclipse TODAYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!! tanight
allaboutme3897 7 months ago
@allaboutme3897 DAMN STRAIGHT!
iamfuyu 7 months ago
yes
really
MrSinxist 7 months ago
when is the eclipse today??
FatKitty211 7 months ago
@FatKitty211 idk near night kinda a NO-DUH comment but hey?!
greendayfanman01 7 months ago
@FatKitty211 yes it is today
i can make a spechial edition of mesa's got talent
monkeyballs949 7 months ago
Where I live, a total eclipse won't be visible until either 2024 or 2025 :/
Druidly 7 months ago
@Druidly What continent do u live in? I hope i dont live in yours cuz i wanna see one soon!
nathanjohnson123 7 months ago
@Druidly I actually live in Maine, there will be visible partial eclipses before that though
Druidly 7 months ago
FFS, a total lunar eclipse is about to happen in half an hour and its nothing but cloud :(
ChargingDude 7 months ago
wohhhhh
ShortyChick44 7 months ago
you can see how dark the space is from this video.... during totality, the faint light refracted by earth's atmoshpere manages to strike the moon, reflect back at 0.12 albedo (same reflectivity as asphalt) and reaches us, still standing out as a relatively bright object in the sky....
lordoftheriffs79 1 year ago
o wow a obviouse answer
iluvyuhs 1 year ago
ya know wat will be a better name for the lunar eclipse?? the red moon :D
InariTheFoxLover 1 year ago
well i tried to watch it to heavy of a sleeper my alarm wasnt loud enough to wake me up so yea but i like the song so if u can message me that song i would be happy
rumpdyrumprump 1 year ago
well i tried to watch it to heavy of a sleeper my alarm wasnt loud enough to wake me up so yea but i like the song so if u can message me that song i would be happy
rumpdyrumprump 1 year ago
oooh! Lacrimosa! I just love that one!
And...such a beautiful lunar elipse! Magic!
Devilchildx9 1 year ago
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I saw it last night!!!! So cool!!!
irislee321 1 year ago
Beautiful! Thanks
lovemynaturalhair 1 year ago
it looked so awesome! i saw it just tonight <3
abadaheem 1 year ago
omfg so i wait for 3:17 when its supossed to be all red and at 3 clouds coming and going say a tiny bit a red barly anything. Now i cant see anything at all when its supossed to be at its peak great timing for once in a life time event clouds!
bupeking2000 1 year ago
I cought a glimps of the Moon at it's zenith at 12:oo(Cleveland, Ohio), just for a second, and it's been overcast ever since. Better luck to us all in 2014.
BigBeerSausage 1 year ago
Fuck man, I was looking forward to seeing my FIRST eclipse ever, but now the overcast? Man..... I can see the moon a little through the clouds, and I hope to catch a little of the action....at 12:33 am I am heading out there for the beginning partial eclipse, and a 1:33 am I am heading out there for the Total part.
StOlafTheGreat 1 year ago
I live in the country area of Virginia. And the moon is very much visible and bright (it's illuminating my whole walkway to my garage and the drive way) from my back porch. I'm so excited, but a little scared because this is my first time seeing it. I'll be on the phone with my boyfriend and he'll see it too. But i'll have a chair and a phone.
ubergirliz1 1 year ago
How does it get that red glow?
Silver101Wolf 1 year ago
@Silver101Wolf i think its because the earth is between the moon and sun during a lunar eclipse. Normally the sunlight would hit the moon, and we see the yellow reflection on earth. Except now with earth in the way, the sunlight must pass through the earth's atmosphere before hitting the moon. The earth atmosphere scatters blue light (and the sky is blue) so mostly red light passes through the atmosphere to hit the moon during the total eclipse
NexusofAvalon 1 year ago
CURSE YOU CLOUDS AND LIGHT POLLUTION
NexusofAvalon 1 year ago
i live out in north east pa and it is so windy up here and it dose freak me out maybe they have the year wrong and is this 12 21...
killakatie23 1 year ago
Am I suppose to be happy or scare cus the comment below me is right about the sun turning bloody red omg !!! ;(
ilovemusic80s 1 year ago
Lunar eclipse is on dec 21 when the world is supposedly in 2012 which is kinda weird and moon will be red like the bible said the color of the moon will be on the day of the apocalypse which is also weird •~.~•
xXBMTHFTWXx 1 year ago
yea in my time zone the lunar eclipse will happen at 1:33 am
xXLaZyB0neZXx 1 year ago
@xXLaZyB0neZXx ahh you must live in somewhere in eastern america.. i too live there
DrLsw 1 year ago
@xXLaZyB0neZXx whats your time zone
maxxownzyo 1 year ago
@xXLaZyB0neZXx what timezone
keller500 1 year ago
beautiful...
JB4evr22 1 year ago
u know....the bible did say that the moon would be blood red in the apoclipse.....could the apoclipse happen on a lunar eclipse?
SSBBmegapro 1 year ago
perfectly clear in Oklahoma! have my telescope & video camera ready to go. Now the wait.........
OklahomaKALE 1 year ago 2
@OklahomaKALE what time does it start ?!!!
tinkerbell91397 1 year ago
@OklahomaKALE perfectly clear in colorado also, its just the waiting that annoys me haha
jesusvalles54 1 year ago
blizzard in wisconsin. effffff.
wjlaund 1 year ago
it sucks its raining in california but im going to try and get some pictures anyway
thepokemonhelp3r 1 year ago
I have been looking forward to tonights eclipse for years and has been clear all week and now of nights this week its cloudy. DAMMIT! I've wanted to see this for forever and now some non caring person somewhere else who found out today will get to see it and I don't.
QuincysRcool 1 year ago 15
@QuincysRcool I know how you feel. The last total lunar eclipse we've had was Feb 2008, and that was clouded out here. There was a partial one earlier this year in June which was clouded out here. Now there's this one, perfectly timed for west-coast viewing, right at the winter solstice so it's as high in the sky as it can be, and it's overcast for at least 300 miles in every direction. There won't be another total lunar eclipse fully visible in the US until 2014. I'm extremely disappointed.
Arkalius80 1 year ago 4
@Arkalius80 just 4 years from now man, just 4 years lol :)
Blinx360 1 year ago
@Arkalius80 I know!!! I've been waiting for the Dec 21 2010 Eclipse for literally YEARS!!!! And there is ****IN' cloud cover. Do you know that this was the first Lunar Eclipse to happen on the Winter Solstice in 300 years!!! And it won't happen again until they predict 2094!!! If I'm alive, I'll be 103!! I guess it falling on the solstice doesn't really matter, but still. I don't want to wait 4 years either!!! I guess this video will have to do. Thanks for uploading!!
komali100 1 year ago
@Arkalius80 and then IF 2014 is cloudy, we have to wait until 2090 x( - WE WILL BE DEAD! (and if were still not by then, we won't want to wake up at 2:00 a.m. in the morning 'cuz were very,very,very tired.) -No Offense, Old People
TheJRIVE 1 year ago
@QuincysRcool I'm in Florida and its the first cloudless night in weeks :D
I'm sorry, I hope your clouds move. :3
JustAmazingLikeThat 1 year ago
@QuincysRcool im that guy
NikeSkate19 1 year ago
@QuincysRcool although i do do want to see it i just happened to have heard about it earlier today
NikeSkate19 1 year ago
@QuincysRcool im looking at it right now with clear sky but o well i could care less
gargola18 1 year ago
all i see is red tint in the sky because there is trees right in the way
kotyatobin 1 year ago
@kotyatobin Yes me too! So annoying!!!!
CarianAyali 1 year ago
@QuincysRcool Yeah...It was cloudy here aswell...Me=PISSED.
Oh well...Thanks for the vid
MikeW259 1 year ago
@MikeW259 Well lets just hope that its not cloudy during the total solar eclipse in 2017.
QuincysRcool 1 year ago
@QuincysRcool same, here man
stupidrelaoded 1 year ago
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@QuincysRcool YOULL SEE IT TODAY :D
KenniCrazy 7 months ago
i'll made a video tonight :D Camera ready in Montreal!!
Seaknifed 1 year ago
why does it turn red like that?
emmabetzig777 1 year ago
i cant wait for tonigvhts, im going to take some pics =)
Darkstar6781 1 year ago
Totally cool. In 1971 I saw a total lunar eclipse of the moon in broad daylight waiting for the school bus. Freaky reddish brown thing was packed with detail suspended up in the sky like from some dream cause it looked real yet surreal at the same time.
PantheraAtrox 1 year ago
@PantheraAtrox It would be impossible to see a total lunar eclipse in broad daylight. A total lunar eclipse occurs at full moon which is only visible when the sun is down. The moon can be made to appear quite red due to stuff in the atmosphere though...
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@Arkalius80 , honestly, you are wrong here. I did see an actual total lunar eclipse in the early morning around 6:00 AM in 1971 waiting for the school bus to arrive. The moon was out that cilly morning but instead of being it's normal whitish color it was a dark brick red color.
Pretty trippy seeing it with great detail.
A friend of mine who visited London on that same year saw it too but it was not total there as it was here.
PantheraAtrox 1 year ago
@PantheraAtrox Was it before sunrise? If so, then that isn't in "broad daylight". It is impossible for a fully eclipsed moon to be above the horizon at the same time as the sun. If in fact it was an eclipse you were seeing at twilight, it would have had to have been very close to the western horizon. Was that the case?
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@Arkalius80 Again it was just after the earliest morning sunrise for the sky was a pale blush hue on that cold Feb in North Easterm Amer. The time was around 6:00 to 6:30 AM. Was waiting for the 7:00 bus. Many other kids saw it also.
While it was't high up in the sky it was well past the horizon.
Saw the total lunar eclipse last night, awesome. But that day time detailed brown rock in the sky was a trip.
PantheraAtrox 1 year ago
@PantheraAtrox Well either you're misremembering the details, or what you saw wasn't an eclipse. There was a total lunar eclipse in February 1971 visible in the US and it was over before sunrise in any part of North America. Besides, if you just think about it for a minute, you'd have to realize why it would be impossible to both see the sun and a fully eclipsed moon at the same time while on Earth's surface.
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@Arkalius80 , As an artist, I clearly remembered what I saw, a big clear brownish rock in very early morning sky. NEVER could forget a sight like that. BTW it DID eventually fade out as the morning sunlight became brighter.
PantheraAtrox 1 year ago
@PantheraAtrox It must have been an atmospheric phenomenon then that caused the moon to appear that way then.
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@Arkalius80 Whatever it was that caused this effect, I've never seen anything like it since.
PantheraAtrox 1 year ago
@PantheraAtrox I have. A couple of years ago, there were lots of fires around here and the smoke turned the moon quite red.
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@PantheraAtrox Well the moon can look orange due to particles in the air. Look: wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_is_the_moon_sometimes_orange
CarianAyali 1 year ago
@Arkalius80 no actually u saw a normal full moon the other day at 12:30 so im sure u could see a red one.
kotyatobin 1 year ago
i cant wait. im in pa so its at 2:41 am but i dont care.
753017 1 year ago 2
can't wait for the eclipse in the morning
levass1010 1 year ago
wait is the moon or the sun moving?
RedSoxsGirl33 1 year ago
@RedSoxsGirl33 the moon is getting into the earth's shadow
DrKiIIJoy 1 year ago
@RedSoxsGirl33 if you want to be precise, they are all moving lol :)
helion987 1 year ago
@helion987 srry! didnt mean 2 vote down on ur comment
JAMERAnixon 1 year ago
OMFG lunar eclipse when happen December 21 at 3:17 EST! it will be visible over the entire continent
aleqthepredator 1 year ago
@aleqthepredator cant wait i got my camera ready waiting in jersey !!!!!
helion987 1 year ago
OMFG lunar eclipse when happen December 21 at 3:17 EST!
aleqthepredator 1 year ago
i remember i was drining with my uncle to LA from the bay area that night, and didnt know of the eclipse. i remember i honestly thought it was the beginning of armageddon when the moon turns red like blood lmao!
chinoichiro 1 year ago 2
how come there's always a star (or a UFO) on a lunar eclipse, for example 0:35 - 0:36 .. also on the other videos, look around that part of a lunar eclipse. then there's another one around 0:44 - 0:46
perrypurpleplatypus 1 year ago
@perrypurpleplatypus Those are stars... at the exposure level I have to use to capture the eclipsed moon, some stars will show up. They appear to move because the moon is moving.
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@perrypurpleplatypus if you had a spaceship capable of interstellar or even intergalactic travel within a reasonable/short amount of time wouldn't you want to watch up close?
DrLsw 1 year ago
@perrypurpleplatypus your a idiot
donnnyplato1 1 year ago
how come there's always a star (or a UFO) on a lunar eclipse, for example 0:35 - 0:36 .. also on the other videos, look around that part of a lunar eclipse.
perrypurpleplatypus 1 year ago
I was told by my science teacher that a lunar eclipse was to happen in my city soon and my homework was to film it. I am going to have such a great experience!
GENIUS73972 1 year ago
Awesome, I have a d40, maybe I sould take some pics of the upcoming eclipse
physchohead24 1 year ago
They should put people on the moon if that happens :P
donator6 1 year ago
guys this is serious dangerous business we has super sayans runnin around when this happens!!!!!
Doeboy555 1 year ago
wow
gamerss768 1 year ago
It looks so cool if the moon turns red^^
xxShaddowLuminaxx 1 year ago
Why is the moon orange during a lunar eclipes
DasKidsDownDasStreet 1 year ago
fantastic!!!
formattester6 1 year ago
I like when people photoshop these to look like jack o' lanterns.
SolidSulfur 1 year ago
Looks like ewanca in Mabinogi
trueprophesy 1 year ago
@chickensoup1212 I already have twice. But, I'll do it again since you asked nicely. Earth's atmosphere scatters blue light which is why our sky is blue. The red light gets refracted through it and that is the light that is directed at the moon, making it appear red.
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@chickensoup1212 Thank you for your most incorrect answer.
Arkalius80 1 year ago
Just think what it would look like if you were ON the moon during that...
qwerty999110 1 year ago
@qwerty999110 A fiery red ring of light where the sun used to be... It would be neat.
Arkalius80 1 year ago
@qwerty999110 I think you would die... coldness and no oxegen ect. :L
Nuthing2Do 1 year ago
WHY DOES MOON TURN ORANGE?
toontown633 1 year ago
Wow; Arkalius80! this is wonderful.
Khalidmarwat 1 year ago
it looks like orange
Multi360fan 2 years ago
thats a blood moon
vampsarecool 2 years ago
@vampsarecool thts not a blood moon m y friend it's just a shadow XD
2unemanXIII 2 years ago
and a blood moon is a harvest moon wich has nothing to do with an eclispe lol
2unemanXIII 2 years ago
so, I'm looking for my first telescope and I don't want to spend more than $300...I don't care for an automated one because I want to learn to locate things myself...so, any suggestions?
thebutler89 2 years ago
I believe a 6" dobsonian reflector can probably be had for under $300... but if you don't mind increasing your budget just a bit more, 8" dobs are around $350 and are notably better than a 6".
Arkalius80 2 years ago
Correct.
Tommyr 2 years ago
1`` = how much centimeters?
DirtyThing20 2 years ago
1 inch is 2.54 centimeters
Arkalius80 2 years ago
um hi!
Kind of random question- maybe its kinda stupid too i dont no
but why does it go red? :)
insertawittyusername 2 years ago
That isn't a stupid question at all. The red light is light that is refracted through Earth's atmosphere. Our atmosphere scatters blue light (which is why the sky is blue during the day), leaving only the red light to shine through. This casts a red hazy light over the moon. It is significantly dimmer than the sunlight, which is why it requires a different exposure level to see it.
Arkalius80 2 years ago
Thats really cool! Thank you :)
insertawittyusername 2 years ago
awasome
MoonlightAngel411 2 years ago
what lens did you use?
qazahmed 3 years ago
Well... none. Technically the telescope was the lens, so an 11" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope.
Arkalius80 3 years ago
Red moon, Red moon, cleanses the sins and makes the souls anew
DemonLordVaati 3 years ago
excellent! great job!
megatop412 3 years ago
Great idea for a video! Perfect music!
xenoalien 3 years ago
...beautifull and magnificent. That was very beautiful. God bless you for making this. Beautiful video of some thing almost a fourth as big as the Earth.
RJL738 3 years ago
man, when i was young there was total eclipe of moon in here... i got so scared when i saw orange/red moon big as hell right above the horizon...
opec11 3 years ago
1:14 ..looks like there is lights there, maybe reflexion of something. just a inch below the top, but then when u study the whole pic on 1:14 looks like spots of light from most places but that one seems brighter..
musiccrazy006 3 years ago
That's Aristarchus, the brightest feature on the Earth-side of the moon. It's very distinctive and even easy to spot in Earthshine.
Arkalius80 3 years ago
oh ok, thx
musiccrazy006 3 years ago
whats the orange stuff
Vaselofski 3 years ago
Its called the Deflection effect caused by the earth with the light coming from the Sun..
hanzakbar 3 years ago
here it was too cloudy to see
spacer3001 3 years ago
It wasn't well publicized? I can say that. The lunar eclipse that happened not too long ago I heard about one month before it happened. I didn't hear the words solar or eclipse all year of 2007.
nocadju 3 years ago
wats the MUSIC?
VampireJames16 3 years ago
Mozart's Requiem Mass
Arkyncrest 3 years ago
if thats reel then i didnt get to see it
jachimowiczp 3 years ago
if thats reel then i didnt get to see it
jachimowiczp 3 years ago
I wonder what it would be like if you were on a eclipse.
SpongeFan001 3 years ago
burning to death :)
elitejew9 3 years ago
I didn't know there even WAS a lunar eclipse in 2007. Awesome!
nocadju 3 years ago
It started after Midnight across the US so it wasn't one that was well-publicized.
Arkalius80 3 years ago
what does this mean plz some1 tell me
malit3ch 3 years ago
Beautiful!
xLaDySlipknoTx 3 years ago
love the choice of music! lol
Cesarkamm 3 years ago
wow it hapaned on my birthday
audijammer 3 years ago
That bad luck
WoWnic3 3 years ago
lmao come check out my eclipse video. It was my first so i was counting by the minute LMAO haha i realized after words that it takes hours :P:P
EternalStutter 3 years ago
isnt the moon supposed to spin a little?i cant see a rotation whatsoever here.but im not really good at this subject, so this is a question rather than a complaint!
jalk888 3 years ago
The moon does "wobble" a bit (called libration) through it's orbit, but these photos only cover a period of about a few hours which is not nearly enough to see any difference.
Arkalius80 3 years ago
okay, thanks for the enlightenment!
jalk888 3 years ago
Beautifully done!
irisheyes06 3 years ago
omg 0:50!
cricketmikayla 3 years ago
omg 0:50!
cricketmikayla 3 years ago
yeah thats def a moon not a space shuttle. so ur dumb
skicow123 3 years ago
At 00:36, it is clear that what we are viewing is no moon; it's a space station.
legallycharles 3 years ago
uhh...idk about you but i'm seeing a moon there
fashionista394 3 years ago
Yeah me too
xMileyHopeCyrus92 3 years ago
Where the hell do you see a space station?...
FuckingOwnd 3 years ago
It seems some people didn't quite get the joke...
No one has seen Star Wars here?
Arkalius80 3 years ago
fine capture
rkskrish 3 years ago 2
dramatic music givin me the chills
jdpotc123 3 years ago
i wanna be a scientist or a doctor
sollymonjon 3 years ago
y did it turn red?
TFHM67 3 years ago
it turns red bcuz the sun is blocking the moon.that's what a total lunar eclipse is
sweetcake24luv 3 years ago
oh yeah! lol... I forgot!
TFHM67 3 years ago
i think that the camera turned to night mode ;)
trapko 3 years ago
y it turns red?
DevilDoom 3 years ago
great blend of photos
ScWeeGeeBoy 3 years ago
atmosphere i think?
BrandonSalem 3 years ago
i wonder why it was turning orange
XXasy987 3 years ago
because it isnt getting any sunrays to make it bright like it is at night by bright i mean u being able 2 c the moon in the sky
warriorninjababy 3 years ago
it turns red bcuz the sun is blocking the moon.that's what a total lunar eclipse is
sweetcake24luv 3 years ago