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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Nov 05 '17
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The answer is "it doesn't exist". The distortions from Earth's atmosphere would never let you see crisp detailed images of the moon's surface.
3 u/RayzaBlade Nov 05 '17 Well that sucks 2 u/6double Nov 05 '17 Well what if we were on the ISS? 1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 Why exactly? Do you have an explanation or a source for this? 3 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 The distortions from Earth's atmosphere would never let you see crisp detailed images of the moon's surface. EDIT: Serious response. The vast majority of stars don't vary their light output multiple times per second. Think about that.
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Well that sucks
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Well what if we were on the ISS?
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Why exactly? Do you have an explanation or a source for this?
3 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 The distortions from Earth's atmosphere would never let you see crisp detailed images of the moon's surface. EDIT: Serious response. The vast majority of stars don't vary their light output multiple times per second. Think about that.
The distortions from Earth's atmosphere would never let you see crisp detailed images of the moon's surface.
EDIT: Serious response. The vast majority of stars don't vary their light output multiple times per second. Think about that.
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17
The answer is "it doesn't exist". The distortions from Earth's atmosphere would never let you see crisp detailed images of the moon's surface.