Shot some footage with a Microsoft Lifecam modified for prime focus on the 16″ Meade Lightbridge – with a 2x Barlow lens. The moon is made of blancmange (apparently)…
All the wibbly-wobbly stuff is due to the atmospheric conditions at the time.
At 0:09 you can definitely see the paw print of a giant space bear on the far left – next to the crater with the bump in the middle – or to give it’s proper name Cratère Avec Une Bosse Dans Le Milieu.
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Steve Hobley works for a software company, but in his spare time likes to deconstruct all the lovely consumer goods with a goal to make unique and interesting things.
A few years ago he posted a short clip of the laser harp he developed, solely to show friends back in the UK.
Automagically that one clip got picked up by Gizmodo, Engadget and a bunch of other tech journals. The end result (apart from a ton of views on Youtube) was to get hired as a consultant for Little Boots – creating a laser harp for her 2010 US tour.
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I can see the paw! So cool! The video is so crisp, Thanks for posting it!