China's moon lander video

[Sooner Boomer]

China's Chang'e lander touched down on the far side of the moon earlier this week. Here's a video, stitched together from a series of stills.



Obviously it's a fake because there are no stars, and how can there be bright light on the dark side of the moon?

 

[MaxQ]

China's Chang'e lander touched down on the far side of the moon earlier this week. Here's a video, stitched together from a series of stills.



Obviously it's a fake because there are no stars, and how can there be bright light on the dark side of the moon?

,....and where's the crater underneath?...and those shadows don't look right....

 

[MClark]

That's not the far side of the moon.
It isn't dark!

M

 

[Bill Hanson]

OT, but saw your handle and wanted to say hi.

Went to school at OU after leaving the AF and taught there several years.

Bill

 

[georgegassaway]

Thanks for posting it.

Here's a video, stitched together from a series of stills.

A series of stills from the same camera, shot in sequence the same moments apart and shown one by one on rapid sequence.... also known as... a MOVIE! Or Motion Picture.

 

[MClark]

This guy is saying it's faked.
It's on the UK Mirror, one step above the National Enquirer

https://www.mirror.co.uk/science/chinese-landing-dark-side-moon-13855050

 

[Bill Hanson]

That's not the far side of the moon.
It isn't dark!

M

Umm ... hope you are jesting. Both sides of the moon receive equal amounts of sunlight — just at different times depending on the phase of the moon.



As the image shows, during the New Moon, the far side is completely illuminated.