Space to center to moon, arrow keys to change time, use mouse to change view. In the images that look similar I took trios of exposures: 1/250,1/4,1 seconds each at about ~200iso f 8 For the sky images I took very long 60s exposures; ~1600iso f 2.8 All clips shot here with a Panasonic DMC-FZ35 I know I'm not European, so I missed the recent solar eclipse there, but I did catch the American 2024 one so maybe one day I'll post about that.
Data on the Moon's position as well as Earth's was found via Nasa Horizons: https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/horizons/ Star data is from: https://in-the-sky.org/data/catalogue.php?cat=HD&const=1&sort=1&view=1&page=1 To the very few of you that want to figure out my location from this, you won't find my location. Even if you manage to work out the hidden latitude and longitude coordinates in here, I offset them on purpose. Only possible way is if one of you is Rainbolt from Geoguesser and manages to pick out the location from details in the wider shots. Even so you only find out where I shot the eclipse, not my home location. This was shot in the state of Minnesota, in the United States. #Eclipse #Lunar Eclipse #Moon #Sky #Astronomy #Photography #Red Moon #3D
