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The camera that doubles as a TELESCOPE: Nikon's Coolpix 83x zoom camera is so powerful it can see the moon 'moving'

The camera that doubles as a TELESCOPE: Nikon’s Coolpix 83x zoom camera is so powerful it can see the moon ‘moving’

Posted on July 2, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

Forget using a telescope to peer into the sky. If you want to see the moon, all you really need is a camera.

A video captured using Nikon’s Coolpix P900 reveals how the device’s 83x zoom lens can film the moon appearing to move – an illusion created by the Earth’s rotation.

The one minute 50 seconds footage, which gone viral since it was uploaded by a German photographer, also shows the moon craters in detail.
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