Hello everyone!
You are in for a real treat!
I've spent the better part of a day then an additional 11 hours manually stabilizing each frame putting this together.
Here is the story.
On the night of the "Blood Moon" Lunar Eclipse I headed out to a remote dark sky site in Tierra Del Sol, CA. I arrived at about 9:00pm. I then proceeded to set my telescope up and began immediately imaging the moon almost exactly at 10:00pm.
All in all, I spent 5 hours imaging the Moon and the eclipse, capturing 1032 images! It really was one of the most beautiful events I have ever witnessed.
I compiled all the data and turned it into a high resolution time lapse video.
I am happy to present it here to you all!
Share this with your friends and family. It is a video that everyone will enjoy watching!
Click the link below to view it.
http://youtu.be/PkLizr7YQaU
You are in for a real treat!
I've spent the better part of a day then an additional 11 hours manually stabilizing each frame putting this together.
Here is the story.
On the night of the "Blood Moon" Lunar Eclipse I headed out to a remote dark sky site in Tierra Del Sol, CA. I arrived at about 9:00pm. I then proceeded to set my telescope up and began immediately imaging the moon almost exactly at 10:00pm.
All in all, I spent 5 hours imaging the Moon and the eclipse, capturing 1032 images! It really was one of the most beautiful events I have ever witnessed.
I compiled all the data and turned it into a high resolution time lapse video.
I am happy to present it here to you all!
Share this with your friends and family. It is a video that everyone will enjoy watching!
Click the link below to view it.
http://youtu.be/PkLizr7YQaU
StarDude Astronomy
www.stardude.org
Of course Armstrong's words make me a little sad since it's been almost 45 years since they were spoken and manned exploration of space has "declined" since the Apollo program. 
