SpaceX DM-2 Docked to ISS in 4K

"BLACKMAGIC DESIGNS" camera.

LMFAO.

Who do that voodoo that you do so well?

Thanks, I haven’t laughed so hard in ages, cheers.

You're an idiot.

Yes.

Yes. Not only can I see it, I can resolve it with my telescope too (you don't have to be able to resolve something as more than a point light source in order to see it). And guess what? The angular size, the distance, and the physical size all match up with the stated numbers:

Checkmate.

Please tell me you're being sarcastic...

Check again. It is in 4K.

That.Is.Awesome.

Thank you Dr Astro !

Nice work, sir. I've been following your work for 20 years. I do have a question: How come there are no stars visible? I'm curious as that question was asked many times by people looking at the moon photos.

Have a great weekend!

Look guys, what would change in your reality if someone told you that there is no space, Earth is an egg and you are walking on an egg that is boiling slowly?

Nothing!, would you jump up and down to break the egg and eat it???

LOL!

Just enjoy the space as it is, it's cool, it's nice, you can wish on a falling star, you can hope for conquering the Universe, though it'll stay only as hope for eternity that one, and you can also be proud to be on Mars eventually, though it won't happen ever but you will see with your own eyes all the success on landing on Mars, living upon it and the rest, will Earth will be in a breakdown and hoping that you will be one of the few that will go there and begin from scratch, the catch though will be that there is no one there.

But enjoy, it's fun and cool and it's nice to watch space x dm2 dock at iss in 4k.

Thanks Astro. :)

It's cartoons for grown up boys and girls, for men and women!, love cartoons for grown ups.

Same reason there are no stars visible in this video; the space station is bright and illuminated by the sun, requiring a fast exposure. The stars behind it are orders of magnitude dimmer, it's not possible to properly expose the space station and capture the background stars at the same time. If I take video of the moon through this telescope you'll see the same thing, no stars around the moon unless it's in the middle of a lunar eclipse. The Apollo photos were taken on the moon during lunar day, the cameras were set for fast exposures to capture the bright daylit lunar surface.

No, it isn't. This isn't fake, I filmed it myself.

There are no stars cause it's all in a tiny real miniature placket that they used to dock the space x d m 2 to i s s , it's something like Lego but more real.

Thanks though for the scientific answer, but reality is reality. :)

of course it isn't fake, it's totally real.

The projection is what makes it fake, it's all a projection of what the equipment is asking and the return answer from the technology that no one has dreamed of yet.

The reality is that it is not a miniature, it is really as large, as high and as fast as they say it is.

Wrong. I can see the same details in the eyepiece even when I'm not filming it. There's nothing to "project" an image, it's just an optical tube, the electronics are only connected to the motors that move the tube. I wrote the software that is controlling the telescope, so I guess that means I'm the one who programmed it to "project" a fake image as well?

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Have you gone up there Astro?

No.

You assume that it's real and everything adds up, because of your equipment, your own time and knowledge on Mathematics.

Here is the catch, go up there and see for yourself.

Not yet. But very shortly, I will be putting stuff on a rocket blasting off to the station ;).

Wrong. I don't assume anything, I've measured it for myself. That's not an assumption, that's empirical evidence.

Good, but don't put just something and then send it, the same mistake did and Elon Musk.

There are almost 8 billion people, surely one out of all those would love to be sent there with a rocket whilst transmitting live all the path out of Earth and to the Space, independent launch mission, not registered. One sacrifice, the whole World will know the truth.

So simple.

Is that supposed to be English? You sound like an idiot.

Actually there lies the answer, the optics.

Have to watch it through the lens of an animal, the optics are made for humans, find which animals has different view, totally different than human has or any similar animal that sees the same and transform that view to new optics for that animal and watch it through those optics, different result, you'll see something very different.

nope, not English and yes for the second.

The optics work just fine with film, with CCDs, with anything that can record light.

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The light absorbed by the human eye, how about the bat eye?, here, there is the animal that you should use to look at space, goes with the virus, not a coincidence btw.

Word salad.

Learn how to echolocate "like bats" ... objects in the environment, including shape, size, distance, will be revealed, and it's cheap for finding out the truth.

Love his yellow pants...

You can't echo locate in space, nor do I need to, I've already used trigonometry and two observers to prove the distance and size of the space station.

electromagnetic radiation can.