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Author : Change123
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Topic : Social space

11 May 2017 03:44 AM

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Hey @Former-Member

Was that in SA?

I did the same thing yesterday I was at the shops and when I came out it was like an eerie movie the way the clouds streaked across the moon. Yes my partner tried to get a photo too but I dont think it came out either.

It still never ceases to amaze me when we look through our telescope at a full moon, seeing the craters and everything it feels like you can just reach out and grab it. If anyone buys a telescope thats has a larger mirror in it - be warned when you look at a full moon you need to wear sun glasses - yes at night! It is so bright through the lense it literally hurts your eyes. I'm sure there are special lenses you can attach but sunglasses do the trick.

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