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There are automated systems that monitor the moon for impacts regularly, however they don't watch during a full moon because it's too bright (except during a lu
by InclinedPlane 8y ago
There are automated systems that monitor the moon for impacts regularly, however they don't watch during a full moon because it's too bright (except during a lunar eclipse).
- A2017U1 8y ago> they don't watch during a full moon because it's too bright Have little knowledge of astronomy but from a photography perspective this is quite amusing, usually it's the opposite problem for many photos.