Artemis I Lunar Flyby NASA will cover the maneuver live starting at 7:15 a.m. EST

originally posted by: Ove38
The point with Artemis I, is to find out if a flight to the Moon would be ok for people

At 1:49 in the video

Yes of course but there are also multiple experiments going on as well, regardless it's difficult to believe that they wouldn't take the opportunity to get more pics. How often do we have a flyby around the far side of the moon?

a reply to: Tortuga

I thought so but I am sure it wasn't in HD the time I saw the pics; way back when.

originally posted by: Ove38
The point with Artemis I, is to find out if a flight to the Moon would be ok for people

At 1:49 in the video

So the earth from the moon looks the Same size as the moon from earth???
earth is 3+ times as big as the moon! ? maybe...

originally posted by: buddha
So the earth from the moon looks the Same size as the moon from earth???
earth is 3+ times as big as the moon! ? maybe...

When you film something or take a picture, the camera's lens will always make some difference. There are wide-angle lens that will make distant things look smaller and more distant, and there are telephoto lens that will make distant things appear larger and closer.



If you were to stand on the Moon looking back at Earth with your own eyes, the Earth would definitely look bigger than what the Moon appears like from Earth.

originally posted by: wildespace

originally posted by: buddha
So the earth from the moon looks the Same size as the moon from earth???
earth is 3+ times as big as the moon! ? maybe...

When you film something or take a picture, the camera's lens will always make some difference. There are wide-angle lens that will make distant things look smaller and more distant, and there are telephoto lens that will make distant things appear larger and closer.

If you were to stand on the Moon looking back at Earth with your own eyes, the Earth would definitely look bigger than what the Moon appears like from Earth.

But in both of your photos you have a rock with a mounten!
you STILL have the same size difference.
a small rock and big mounten.

You look at the moon from earth. you see its size.
the Earth is over 3 times as big as the moon.
You look at earth from the moon,
It Should look 3 times as big as the moon from earth.


Looking at the photos ??? they are Very odd!
they look photo shop't
wide pic' move very close up!
If you zoom in the distance does Not move to you!

in your zoom pic the rock moves away from you.
but the mounten moves Very very close.
he would have had to move a LOT futher back to take that.
Do you work for the press? CNN?

a reply to: buddha

Next full moon, go out and take a photo of it when you think it looks the biggest.

Look at the result.

Happy with how big it looks compared with how it seemed with your eyes?

They will/have definitely take/taken new pictures to refresh the detailed terrain map yes. a reply to: putnam6

originally posted by: buddha

originally posted by: wildespace

originally posted by: buddha
So the earth from the moon looks the Same size as the moon from earth???
earth is 3+ times as big as the moon! ? maybe...

When you film something or take a picture, the camera's lens will always make some difference. There are wide-angle lens that will make distant things look smaller and more distant, and there are telephoto lens that will make distant things appear larger and closer.

If you were to stand on the Moon looking back at Earth with your own eyes, the Earth would definitely look bigger than what the Moon appears like from Earth.

But in both of your photos you have a rock with a mounten!
you STILL have the same size difference.
a small rock and big mounten.

You look at the moon from earth. you see its size.
the Earth is over 3 times as big as the moon.
You look at earth from the moon,
It Should look 3 times as big as the moon from earth.


Looking at the photos ??? they are Very odd!
they look photo shop't
wide pic' move very close up!
If you zoom in the distance does Not move to you!

in your zoom pic the rock moves away from you.
but the mounten moves Very very close.
he would have had to move a LOT futher back to take that.
Do you work for the press? CNN?

www.markhamiltongruchy.com...

originally posted by: Ove38

originally posted by: buddha

originally posted by: wildespace

originally posted by: buddha
So the earth from the moon looks the Same size as the moon from earth???
earth is 3+ times as big as the moon! ? maybe...

When you film something or take a picture, the camera's lens will always make some difference. There are wide-angle lens that will make distant things look smaller and more distant, and there are telephoto lens that will make distant things appear larger and closer.

Grate Photos. very good photo shoping!

If you were to stand on the Moon looking back at Earth with your own eyes, the Earth would definitely look bigger than what the Moon appears like from Earth.

But in both of your photos you have a rock with a mounten!
you STILL have the same size difference.
a small rock and big mounten.

You look at the moon from earth. you see its size.
the Earth is over 3 times as big as the moon.
You look at earth from the moon,
It Should look 3 times as big as the moon from earth.


Looking at the photos ??? they are Very odd!
they look photo shop't
wide pic' move very close up!
If you zoom in the distance does Not move to you!

in your zoom pic the rock moves away from you.
but the mounten moves Very very close.
he would have had to move a LOT futher back to take that.
Do you work for the press? CNN?

www.markhamiltongruchy.com...

Great photos. Very good photo shoping!