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RE: Nikon P900 moon pictures. Blue moon and blood moon. Venus and solar eclipse
The moon is not self illuminating. No one ever claimed it was. It reflects the light of the sun.
The moon is not self illuminating. No one ever claimed it was. It reflects the light of the sun.
In my circle of flat earthers some people claim the moon is self luminescent. The moon does appear to be a sphere. The craters wrap around the edges and you can see it does appear three dimensional. The moon does emit a cold light. You can test it yourself with an infrared heat sensor. People in the direct moonlight will be about 5-10 degrees colder than in the shade. It's a very strange phenomenon.
Have you any links to the infrared heat information source? I would be interested to see that.
Watch "Moon Light Test Results - Full Moon & New Moon Compared" on YouTube
This video is somewhat long 15 minuts. You might want to skip to the 6 minute mark. He talks about two different kinds of cameras. One of them is a p900. And one of them is a $300 Sony.
Thanks, will give that a watch.
Have you ever seen strange lens flares like I was getting? That's the first time I had lens flares like that. I photograph the sun a lot using a welding filter. I've never had that phenomenon where the lens flares were that far away from the image. This was a strange eclipse. It did not get dark outside during the eclipse. Also the image was flipped in the lens flare. Very strange.