>>42254982
Different types of cheese you fucking idiot Gromit

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its just pepe

>“Normally we see the Moon as gray. Here I intentionally exaggerated the saturation of the lunar seas. The red-pink hues indicate iron oxide and the blue hues represent titanium oxide.”

>>42255166
Not edited you nigger, its from the recent moon mission

>>42255186
>its from the recent moon mission
Liar. The phase is wrong.

>>42255186
Double fuck you, here is the source, it's from a year ago, taken by an amateur astronomer:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/1j9mn2v/i_manifested_the_moons_true_color_in_my_backyard/

>>42254982
Ayys grow food there. It looks lkke that.

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>>42254982
>2026
>actually believing in the moon

>>42255529
NTA but that image you used was posted for the first time on 4chan by me, if you can believe it. Ironically, I posted it in a thread about a rocket launch in /g/ or /sci/ (I forgot which).

this is fake. the moon doesnt look like that oh my god he said it he debunked the moon TWENTY BILLION DOLLAR ARTEMIS MISSION PHOTO HE DID IT THE MADMAN HES A GOD WORSHIP HIM HOLY JEEZ.

>>42255206
Lol. >>42255186 hung by his own fuckwitted petard.

That's called a mineral moon in astrophotography terms.

>>42254982
if we could go there we could figure it out (but we can’t)

>>42254982

Scientists have discovered hematite (a form of iron oxide or rust) at the Moon's poles, a puzzling finding since the lunar surface lacks oxygen and water. Researchers believe oxygen from Earth's upper atmosphere is transported by solar wind across 240,000 miles to the Moon, oxidizing surface iron...

Hematite's name is derived from the Greek word haimatites (blood-red stone) or haima (blood)

"The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord." ACTS 2:20

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>>42256261
ill show you hung

>>42255206
I processed about a thousand frames to create this image! It took me several days of processing to get the details and colors right.

Normally we see the Moon as gray. Here I intentionally increased the saturation of the Moon to reveal the mineral composition of its surface. In lunar seas, reddish-brown hues indicate iron oxide and blue hues indicate titanium oxide. Purple areas may represent areas of mixed composition.
In addition, I was able to show the unilluminated side of the Moon with the HDR technique of stitching together several frames at slower shutter speeds.

I used an old Canon 550Da amateur camera with a Baader astronomical UV/IR cut filter, a 2x Barlow lens, a GSO 150/750 reflector telescope, and an Arsenal EQ5 mount. I also used a Canon 6D camera to capture the deep color of the mineral deposits on the lunar surface.

Anyone have that webm of the 2020 moon ships?