10 pictures shot at 1/320, İSO 100. Canon T6 + 102mm refractor telescope. Stacked on Pipp, Autostakker and Registax. Post processed on Lightroom Mobile. Chile 🇨🇱

This is a good shoot, but most importantly, I appreciate you posting what you used.

Thanks.

Living in the northern hemisphere it's so weird seeing the moon like this. It just feels wrong even though I know it's not.

I mean, if you’re using a telescope the images are often flipped or even rotated 90°.

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Thanks for your words friend ✌️

Just flip your phone, friend ✌️

You too, can see the moon’s butthole with one simple trick

It is wrong. A refractor inverts the image. If he was really in the southern hemisphere (if it even exists), it would look the same as from the northern hemisphere through bare eyes. Q.E.D.

What kind of crack are you smoking?! It does look different with the naked eye depending on what hemisphere you're in.

https://www.planetary.org/articles/can-the-moon-be-upside-down

https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/does-the-moon-look-upside-down-in-the-southern-hemisphere/amp/

https://www.sciencealert.com/the-moon-is-upside-down-in-the-northern-southern-hemisphere-and-how-did-we-not-know-this

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This hit me when I visited a friend in South Africa, I like to think I'm fairly well versed in the stars but the first time I looked up I've never felt so utterly lost! The moon, and orion, upsidedown just confused the hell out of me for a moment.

Southern cross does look pretty in real life though, never seen it with my own eyes before.

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I mean it is wrong. From the reference of the rotation of the earth around the sun and the moon around the earth this is upside down

I am 100% sure I have seen this picture elsewhere. 😡