Moon Close-up

Moon close-up Telescope Celestron Nexstar 11" and 8mm Eyepiece and 2x barlow.
Sit back and enjoy

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Thanks for posting. I never get tired of watching these things.





BTW, you missed the domes, aliens and megaliths, but you can always trying another time...

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Some day all these telescopes will be watching when one of those things strikes the moon and what a show that will be. In the mean time, thanks for bringing it!

Amazing video! Thanks for posting. I also never get tired of seeing things like this.

Great shot,but I don't know at 2:46 seconds the tall rock on the right looks kind of ...............really tall.

Thanks all for the great comments its strange that there are no new impacts on the moon, perhaps we are for a while in the safe zone? indeed some of the craters look very weird and unnatural

Nice clip. Did you shoot the video yourself?

Can you try focusing on the Apollo landing sites and possibly on the leftover equipment(s)?

Making me jealous. Makes me want to upgrade my Celestron 114 astromaster.
If you get a chance, post some of Jupiter. I think Saturn is also up early am. Would be nice to see your videos of those two.
Greta video clips. S&F

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how much did this equipment cost? and whats the name of the nice-creepy music (selfmade?)


@ATS
is it real? i remember a few days ago there was someone who faked closeup videos...?¿?
edit: trololololo - the fake one is 2nd in related (in my yt^^) - is it really fake? i am confused

@hp1229
Yes i did shoot the video
"Can you try focusing on the Apollo landing sites and possibly on the leftover equipment(s)?" You don't see them, this video looks so close but it is in fact so far away.

Th@nks mugger
I did make recently a telescope tour with all the planets





@Hessdalen
No its from starcraft not home made this time about the video that you posted i don't think its fake.

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No its from starcraft

can you be a bit more specific please? and the question how much your equipment ~cost is still pending =)

and you should get in touch with the guy who made the video i posted, he found locations on the moon...and your skillz (and equipment) seems to be a bit better so in coop O_O and then lunacognita for digital enhencement...and TheLight for the intro etc OMG

You must be lucky to get some good shots, because of the moon phase and the angle of the moon.
and also Free time, weather conditions etc...


Ik know to find this objects, but are this really spaceships and towers? its hard to tell.
It looks so close in the telescope but in fact its so far away, and don't forget the shadows let you see things what you want to see..

A telescope like this with all equipment it will cost new $3500 but for a good deal, look on second hand websites

Alien behind a computer at 2:20....

p.s the end of the video has interesting shaped formations.

Nicely done.

I love watching videos of the moon. Odd that I've never seen any of the "walls", or buildings, muchless spaceships that others claim to have seen...

I feel left out.

Very nice video
Everyone is like where are the spaceships
I have recently a telescope, a vivitar... 100 bucks...
First i did not see anything, the seeker was not alligned right
The moon is absolutly a fantastic thing to watch, but don't expect spaceships and structures
Get a telescope and....ENJOY

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but i must say it does look like the brushed out "space ship" from the nasa pics...but it could be also just rorschach-pixels

and the second one...



a) extrem tall thing with a "normal" shadow b) liek nasa said: just an optical illusion (based on light and shadows) or 3) a hugh wall

a or c are both very interesting...& b is ...never a straight answere



anyway - ty Op for opening a new field to me ( i absolutly did not know that "hobby"-telescopes are that hq these days)

Originally posted by Bosb33r
Moon close-up Telescope Celestron Nexstar 11" and 8mm Eyepiece and 2x barlow.
Sit back and enjoy

So you're saying that these details can be seen with a 279 mm refelector telescope? Nice, and nice for using StarCraft II's Zerg music 08 ) +star