So, you think you've seen the Moon? (2021 Re-edit)

This is a re-edited version of our 2012 video, "So, you think you've seen the Moon?" - it's been carefully reproduced (from scratch) using the original recordings. Originally shot in 1080p HD but only uploaded in 720p, this version benefits from better picture resolution, various other visual improvements and, crucially, we've fixed the audio during 'the park' segment which was previously inaudible if played back on a mono speaker configuration. Let us know in the comments if you'd like to see more of our older content given the same treatment.

All your videos are fascinating. The more you produce or enhance the better.

Watched the original a couple of times, still watched the whole re-upload. Thanks!

When it's your 40th Birthday and YouTube flags up your favourite channel just uploaded a video! Life is good!

Very nice video. Helped a lot with visualisation of actual size of the moon. Keep making such great videos.

Thanks for doing this again. I really enjoy looking at the moon. My favorite thing to do now is take a picture of video through one of my telescope then find artifact in the images and track down it's location and name. Fun stuff

Very well put together presentation on our closest spacial neighbor. A lot of the items you mentioned I have only learned about in the last 10-15 years, primarily by reading more about the Moon and being able to attend and participate in lunar events. It is probably safe to say that a large number of people do not comprehend the extreme difference between viewing the relative distance between us as projected in a book vs modeling correct relative sizes. Lastly, easily the most frequently asked question at a star party is why can't we see remnants of the Apollo missions. When informed that a scope in the 200 meter size would be required to do so confounds almost every inquisitor. Thanks again!

This really is thought provoking- going to look at the moon with fresh eyes !

01:04 You created an impressive way to demonstrate what was being questioned about the serenity of the Moon. 😃 I saw it many times, and each time with the sound a little higher

I'm going to show this clip at the next meeting of the student Astronomy Club at my local college. Ought to "open some eyes" I would think. Thanks much for this great re-edit and upload! Good to see this channel back in action!

Nobody ever asks me about the moon.. I could have shown off! I love this channel. One of my very favourite YouTube channels. I have watched the V2 series dozens of times.

Great video, thanks :)

Love your videos...keep them coming!!! Re-visit the Oculus all-sky camera

Great job, thanks 👍⭐

These videos are always so chill. I hope you're able to make another one some day but I know it's a lot of work so I understand if you don't.

I randomly came across the 2012 video, it immediately got into astro and bought a big newtonian. Now nearly 10 years later im super into astrophotography, got a Heq5 and a 72ed! Taking pictures that blow my mind that I can even capture such things. Pretty average compared to others but for me im super happy with what i can do. Thanks for that :)

That looks like a vintage watch on your wrist. 😁

great video, thanks

You are a natural in front of the camera. I would think anything you decide to talk on and demonstrate would be of great interest. Keep doing it! Thanks

This video reminds me of the Jade Rabbit that the Chinese (and others) see on the moon. Once you see it, you cannot "unsee".