Shooting the Blue Lake on the Moon

Mission to image one of the most challenging hi resolution astrophotography targets; the Blue Lake on the Moon (aka Ina).

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[Astrobiscuit]

Happy Christmas everybody! Sorry for the early launch time, hope you are having a relaxing and not isolating crimbo

[JerryRigEverything]

You are a fantastic story teller. Nice work!

[TON-vzpe]

The video editing, your voice, the effort, your friend and sense of humour, everything is fabulous. This is cinema grade.

[nikobellic]

By god the quality in the story telling and journey is amazing

[polotov]

The production on this show is professional af can’t believe it’s just one guy and a music producer 👍🏾

[randomknowledgeperson]

dude you are so relatable! doing all this complicated research on how to find this super small point on the moon and finding out this exact window of time to take pictures through complicated meteorology and yet, just like all of us, you accidentally spray the wrong thing on your camera. love this video! keep it coming!

[Voltikz]

So, my wife just peered over my shoulder and says "I didn't know Richard Hammond likes telescopes" 😂😂 hope you and the family had a wonderful Christmas

[jeffreymorris]

How's this not got a million views? I'm serious. VERY good work (content, presentation, all of it). And sub'd!

[jroar]

It’s not a blue lake. It’s mold because the moon is made out of cheese.

[PSSommes]

Inspring in how to achieve maximum from the given Hardware. And as usually combined with a nice and humurous Story telling. Thank you

[rage_scorpio]

NASA with billions of dollars budget says it´s not possible. This dude: "Fine, I´ll do it myself...

[KanemNeal]

Your knowledge and drive is I think precious sir. One of the geniuses we must hold precious and protect.

[KindCreature]

At 13:26, one of the most beautiful sounds of Earth, Clair de Lune. Thank you.
Mike in the USA

[DelkYT]

By far my favorite astronomy teacher! You always manage to amaze me and teach me more about space and the stars. I love your work!

[tamirerez]

This is not just another video.
It is a MOVIE!!!
With a beginning, a story, actors, script, photographer, and a happy end.
Big like. Very interesting unique video.
I mean movie. 👍❤️

[usop]

The way you edit your video makes it feel like a legit BBC Documentary, I love it.

[Astrolavista]

I love how you really try and push the boundaries with modest equipment, and you did it! you got the blue lake! Really well done on that! You really do inspire me to try and do better with my channel. p.s Peter Drew who built the scope is a regular poster on SGL :) A top man! Loved the video and that you F up when in a rush like everyone else on the planet (Lithium grease on the ZWO lol ) Glad it was ok :D My respect to Riktenstein for the tunes too!

[webspiritualism]

The most jovial and realistic image of moon ever I have surprisingly seen in my amazing....!!!! You only feel it when you see it.!see you guys on the other side of the moonlight😊

[perrycrowell]

Here in the states & don’t think I’m not going to do my part by liking then sharing because it just happened. My only regret is missing your podcast by two years, it’s now time to get this high quality; low cost video up into the millions-

[tempgangster]

"Blue lake on the moon" boy this outta be good.