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- Apollo 17's landing site exploration is nicer than this oneCorvo2
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benfal990
I did this:
Maybe they really did it, but seriously. This is more than amazing, so it make it hard to not question it.
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- What is the amazing bit? (space is big.. I mean you probably thought it was a long way down to the chemist's..)ribit
- ...but space is much bigger than that.ribit
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http://news.nationalgeographic.c…
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sea_sea0
no idea, but why are there no stars? it doesn't make sense to me..
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- Depth of fieldkgvs72
- http://news.national…utopian
- ok that makes sense now, thanks. :Psea_sea
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ETM0
Because the sun is too bright. Numerous reasons concerning the camera. Also, how many pictures do you take at night where the stars show up in the background? Photographing stars isn't easy, even when an atmosphere isn't in the way. Usually requires long exposures to capture the light.
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- http://news.national…utopian
- yeah i guess a long exposure would do it..sea_sea
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sea_sea0
would love to see some long exposure shots of the earth and stars behind it.
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- +1jaylarson
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