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What would you do if?

you went for a quiet walk on the seaside beach, when suddenly, from the cliff above, emerged flying a giant hammerhead yak riding a giant hammerhead whale, they made a huge circle in the air, the giant hammerhead whale noticed you and saluted you with his left fin, then both the giant hammerhead whale and the giant hammerhead yak crashed into the ocean, and a huge wave hit the beach, splashing you with water from top to toe, and in a minute, all was calm and quiet again, as if nothing happened, besides you being wet, and, of course, no one believed your story?

Just another day of my life, what's the biggie?

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OK, all this talk about the March 19th 'supermoon' has got me wondering.?

I've seen gorgeous pictures of the moon on an ocean horizon or above a mountain top, looking absolutely huge, like you could reach out and touch it. Are there places on earth where the moon really looks that big or are these photos 'exaggerated'? Thanks guys!

Telephoto lenses compress the distance between foreground objects and distant backgrounds. If you station yourself a few miles from that mountain top or that ocean horizon (with a ship on it), and point your super telephoto lens at the rising or setting moon, you will see both quite large and seemingly close together.
Edit: Paul in San Diego is wrong. True, the moon SEEMS to look larger when on the horizon, but this is purely a psychological reaction. There is no "magnification due to thick atmosphere near the horizon". Besides, there is the fact that an observer is 4000 miles closer to the moon when seeing it overhead than when viewing it on a horizon.

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