Why we do not see stars in the Apollo Mission Photos @JacquesGaines
Why we do not see stars in the Apollo Mission Photos  @JacquesGaines
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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The lunar surface is a harsh environment bathed in the sun's harsh light with no atmosphere to soften the light coming in This translates to very bright scenes for any camera Everyone can agree that the moon's surface houses brightness that one cannot even imagine So undoubtedly astronauts used fast shutter speeds and smaller apertures to capture a clear image of the astronauts on the lunar landscape
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Why we do not see stars in the Apollo Mission Photos

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