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r/spaceporn • u/Pjacob77 • Dec 13 '19
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It’s a composite. The moons glow would undo this effect. It’s a nice shot! But the moons light reflecting back from earth would make the stars nearest the moon lighter
-1 u/flatcoke Dec 13 '19 Or it could be taken from outer space. We have Hubble ya know 1 u/dannymb87 Dec 13 '19 The moon still reflects like no matter what camera you take it with. 1 u/flatcoke Dec 14 '19 Moon's reflection won't diffract if there's no atmosphere.
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Or it could be taken from outer space. We have Hubble ya know
1 u/dannymb87 Dec 13 '19 The moon still reflects like no matter what camera you take it with. 1 u/flatcoke Dec 14 '19 Moon's reflection won't diffract if there's no atmosphere.
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The moon still reflects like no matter what camera you take it with.
1 u/flatcoke Dec 14 '19 Moon's reflection won't diffract if there's no atmosphere.
Moon's reflection won't diffract if there's no atmosphere.
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It’s a composite. The moons glow would undo this effect. It’s a nice shot! But the moons light reflecting back from earth would make the stars nearest the moon lighter