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Checking out the JAXA/NASA high definition videos, I discovered what appears to be a rocket launch from inside the Anaxagoras crater (on the near side of the Moon) - dated 2009.
The temperature of sensor was stable but temperature
variation in orbit caused little fluctuation of dark
currents, hot pixels or flickering pixels. Therefore, we
will mount the function to autonomously control a
cooler in future software.
Hot pixels are bright pixels that show up in images from digital cameras.
Originally posted by letthereaderunderstand
Nothing in that shot is real, so I wouldn't worry about what ever it was, because it was put their for you to find and post here, so that you can spend your time trying to figure out what it is, when in reality, it doesn't exist except on that HD video clip.
Don't you find it amazing that at over 230,000 miles from earth that you can see the amazing detail of the moon with the naked eye meaning that these features must be enormous, yet when viewing the moon from only a few hundred miles, the craters proportionate to how you see them from earth?
From Sacramento, I can see the detail of the sierras as in Snow pack, tree line, cloud coverage and that is 5 times over the horizon at 150 miles from the summit. When I compare the amount of fine detail that I see once at the summit, in regards to comparison with our view of the moon and the Kayuga, I would have to say that with the scale in these "videos" make no sense.
Let alone the fact that the camera can pick up the anomaly, but those pesky stars just can not be captured, no matter what quality camera they shoot with.
Either "it's not adjusted for that kind of light" or "it's not that kind of camera which is just ridiculous to even suggest when it is the "NUMBER 1" question people have when seeing pics of space. "Why are there no stars?" You'd think they would give the people what they ask for seeing that the tax payers buy it. Why no shuttle footage or ISS station giving us pics from the dark side of earth of the stars...
Sorry op, don't mean to rant, but I wouldn't believe everything you see on "screens". Nothing against you...
Peace