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mahatmakanejeeves

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6. Unanticipated bonus:

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Mon Sep 16, 2013, 01:32 PM

Sep 2013

When I saw the moon all the way over on the right hand side of the frame, I thought, "Ha! He's going to have to move his camera." Then the moon moved from south to north as it rose, as it always does in a moonrise viewed south of the equator.

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Gorgeous Time Lapse Video Reveal a Nighttime Sky Free From Light Pollution. Also Stunning Moonrise [View all] progree Sep 2013 OP

Ok, the spotters add a hilarious 'FIRE ZE LAZORS!' element to this. AtheistCrusader Sep 2013 #1

Beautiful. Thank you. Enjoyed both. oldandhappy Sep 2013 #2

We moved to the country some years ago. Plucketeer Sep 2013 #3

My Wife & I moved to The Woods too. bvar22 Sep 2013 #4

Yup Plucketeer Sep 2013 #7

Reminds me of PBS's POV - The City Dark, which can be watched (streamed) until Oct 9. progree Sep 2013 #5

Unanticipated bonus: mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2013 #6

Yup. I'm wondering if the moon is upside down too, when viewed from the Southern Hemisphere progree Sep 2013 #8

I live in Alexandria, Virginia. mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2013 #9

Magnificent Milky Way Glows Over Machu Picchu (Photo) - another example of when there are no lights progree Sep 2013 #10