Day of life on the moon (video)

NASA has released a new video of the moon, using high-resolution images of the lunar exploration vehicle, to reveal an unprecedented view of the Earth's only natural moon.

The video shows how the moon follows the sun during a single lunar day, slowly turning to reveal an infinite scene of nozzles and other surface elements made alive by the altitude charts and the mosaics of images.

The new video was created with musical accompaniment of the famous "Clair de Lune" by the most famous and French composer of France, Claude Debussy, performed by the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington June 1 and 2, 2018 The 60th anniversary of the founding of NASA.

The three-dimensional numerical model of the moon begins to see the crescent crescent, before approaching for a more detailed look.

The video shows Theophiles, Cyrilos and Katerina at sunrise and travels through the Abyan and Caucasus mountains, the Copernicus fossils, the Aristarchus plateau and the eastern basin.

After that, the video takes a look at the huge basin of "Schrodinger" before returning to the back of the moon.

The video follows the sun's view throughout the lunar day, and the sunrise and sunset are visible above the lunar features.

Source: Daily Mail