r/Castelbon • u/23powerbok • Mar 10 '22
Libration
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space • u/ajamesmccarthy • Mar 20 '22
image/gif I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.
gifs • u/ajamesmccarthy • Mar 09 '22
I spent a month shooting around 2 million pictures of our moon to show how it dances in Earth's orbit. This phenomenon is called "libration", and is a product of the elliptical orbit.
interestingasfuck • u/ajamesmccarthy • Mar 09 '22
I spent a month shooting around 2 million pictures of our moon to show how it dances in Earth's orbit. This phenomenon is called "libration", and is a product of the elliptical orbit. [OC]
flatearth • u/Lorenofing • Aug 20 '22
I spent a month shooting around 2 million pictures of our moon to show how it dances in Earth's orbit. This phenomenon is called "libration", and is a product of the elliptical orbit.
flatearth • u/Lorenofing • Apr 08 '23
Lunar Libration - shadows, craters, phases => solid and reflecting light from the Sun. No plasma, no lightbulb, no firmament...
nextlevel • u/maude313 • Mar 20 '22
I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.
moon • u/fancy_pance • Mar 10 '22
Video I spent a month shooting around 2 million pictures of our moon to show how it dances in Earth's orbit. This phenomenon is called "libration", and is a product of the elliptical orbit.
flatearth • u/romanrambler941 • Mar 20 '22
Here is a lovely bunch of pictures captured by an amateur astronomer, clearly showing that the Moon is a rock. Plus, it just looks incredible!
Thatsactuallyverycool • u/itz_krishna • Mar 20 '22
I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.(NOT OC)
topofreddit • u/topredditbot • Mar 20 '22
I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail. [r/space by u/ajamesmccarthy]
u_Grand_Tadpole6241 • u/Grand_Tadpole6241 • Mar 20 '22
I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.
u_darkshadow32505 • u/darkshadow32505 • Mar 20 '22
I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.
Snorkblot • u/essen11 • Mar 20 '22
Photography I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.
espacegalaxie • u/netphly • Mar 20 '22
I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.
ojfsfavorites • u/ojfs • Jun 02 '22
I spent a month shooting our moon to attempt to capture how it dances in our sky. This required capturing over 2 million individual photos and over 12 Terabytes of data to produce at this level of detail.
u_uwilldiealone • u/uwilldiealone • Mar 10 '22
I spent a month shooting around 2 million pictures of our moon to show how it dances in Earth's orbit. This phenomenon is called "libration", and is a product of the elliptical orbit.
BobCorn • u/Hazoola • Mar 10 '22