Anonymous _catt 18w

Then do it, coward

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Anonymous #5 18w

Its yikyak bro 💀

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Anonymous #3 18w

Here you go lil bro

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Anonymous #16 18w

Hold up u didn’t actually copy that picture this one highkey might be better

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Anonymous #17 18w

Appreciate it, took it on my old dslr camera too eos 60d

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Anonymous #3 18w

Oh shit

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Anonymous #20 18w

What the fuck😂

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Anonymous #3 18w

Lol how is that a coward

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Anonymous #25 18w

you’ll never believe what i gonna tell you

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Anonymous #6 18w

i’m not blamin yikyak i’m blamin nasa baby wdym you’re GOING to the moon and that’s the clearest pic you could take

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Anonymous #16 18w

bro flexed and won

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Anonymous #16 18w

Its a good pic but i wasnt asking you

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Anonymous #31 18w

is it though?

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Anonymous #16 18w

Modern phones use ai for the moon they basically paint a picture into what your camera actually sees

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Anonymous #16 18w

where’s the shadow??

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Anonymous #16 18w

I wanna flex too I even caught the moon’s atmosphere she’s so pretty 🥺

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Anonymous #42 18w

hate to burst your bubble but I dont know that thats possible

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Anonymous _catt 18w

the moon has gravity that attracts an atmosphere, its just not nearly as dense or as large as Earth’s is. But it is enough that it will affect light if you look through miles of it.

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Anonymous #5 18w

I mean yikyak’s quality isn’t that good

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Anonymous #46 18w

thats not the moons atmosphere lol its our own atmosphere being lit up + chromatic aberration on the edge

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Anonymous #51 18w

Yeah, im aware the blue edge is chromatic aberration. Thats not what im talking about. Also no you arent seeing our atmosphere being lit up in this image. I mean technically you are looking through it but in this photo it wouldnt be visible except in that it slightly modifies the black levels across the entire image uniformly.

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Anonymous #51 18w

The bright spot in the top left and the streak just below/right of the moon is from the lens, not the atmosphere

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Anonymous #5 18w

Bro does not know what image compression is.

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Anonymous #16 18w

Haters winning is my fav thing ever

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Anonymous #52 18w

okay, so… they’re sending a picture FROM OUTERSPACE. it’s not going to look super clean. it’s a spaceship IN OUTERSPACE

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Anonymous #54 18w

Space has the best viewing conditions 😂 its literally the CLEANEST view, thats why hubble is up there. It’s just boring lighting conditions + probably didnt want to bring a heavy telescope/camera

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Anonymous #51 18w

you literally just proved my point. it’s not from a telescope. it’s from a ship with a goal of transportation. also, we can give a little grace. it’s not like the moon is in their hand or something 😭

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Anonymous #46 18w

yes the camera adds some bloom, but ive taken pics of the moon before and the humidity in our atmosphere does create a sort of bright halo around the moon, very similar to bloom

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Anonymous #32 18w

Moon is real everything abt nasa isnt tho

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Anonymous #42 18w

It has been canonically proven and documented in textbooks since like 4th grade tht the moon has no atmosphere

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Everyone knows tht the moon is just an observation satellite that the aliens use to monitor us from , otherwise why is it tht we only ever see the 1 side of it

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Anonymous #46 18w

my bros in christ did not see the other pics in the comments that are crispier than the original (aka yikyak’s image quality is just fine) 😔

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Anonymous #35 18w

I thought this was only Samsungs

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Anonymous #3 18w

u got absolutely ratiod and ur embarrassing human

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Anonymous #35 18w

he never said it was a modern phone btw u can read!

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Anonymous #3 18w

💀

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Anonymous #10 18w

I was looking for this comment thank you

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Anonymous #21 18w

Was just about to say why this look like the picture I took on my 17 pro max?? And they in space??💀💀

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Anonymous #67 18w

Bro has an IQ of -1

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Anonymous #51 18w

Guys have you ever sent a file to earth from space. You know how shit their service is right. -5G

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Anonymous #3 18w

js answer the q bro

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Anonymous #3 18w

exactly. i can barely send a pic to someone in the same house

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Anonymous #3 18w

Good point. thought they were talking about the conditions in space, but data links are the biggest problem. Still, you can get some amazing pictures from there with a small setup, for example voyager’s pictures of jupiter. It’s also true that things usually look “fake” in space due to the lighting. Not saying they should do better, just giving reasons as someone who has a degree in this. It WILL look super “clean” though, just not very artistic or high res

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Anonymous #67 18w

lotta assholes on yikyak. the answer is that the moon is so much bigger and brighter that the stars dont even show up due to camera exposure. same reason you cant see the stars when the sun is out.

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Anonymous #71 18w

We found Wallace

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Anonymous #16 18w

Is no one else seeing that this is just the first image rotated... breh

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Anonymous #51 18w

Thank u

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Anonymous #67 18w

Yeah not to mention perspective… stars are super far away from the moon. You see them close on earth because of how light travels, but they are nowhere near that close in real life.

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Anonymous #62 18w

? Yall know this is a yak comment section right? And i was talking to the original commenter. Please go offline

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Anonymous #42 18w

What’s that behind the moon?

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Anonymous #3 18w

Gotcha I tried googling it and I didn’t understand frl so thank you

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Anonymous #3 18w

when i start thinking too hard about how far away the stars are yet how huge they are in comparison to the sun i start having an existential crisis

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Anonymous #67 18w

No worries man, sorry for bein harsh in my initial comment. Hope you keep learning more about space, its a very fun topic

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Anonymous #67 18w

Also; im pretty sure the sun is the closest star to the moon! So you are (in a way) still seeing the nearest star (reflecting light off of the moon anyways)

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Anonymous #3 18w

the sun is the closest star at ~93 million miles, the next closest star to us is alpha centauri at around 4.5 lightyears away!!

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Anonymous #35 18w

Not a dslr

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