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Is that a tortilla?

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No it’s the super moon
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Can confirm. That is one supper moon.
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Hahaha! This is the most underrated reply yet!
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That, my friend, is one heck of a beautiful moon. I miss him.
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Kinda like this "Super Moon" that I had captured with my EOD 80D from Canon and a 500mm Telephoto Lens with a 2x magnification adapter? Yep, the moon was regular size that night, but then again, over the course of millions if not billions of years, hasnt it been the same size???pic.twitter.com/RHdMj3safl
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Gets a little bigger with each small impact, or when the overlords decide to add more to the base.
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i like this little fact...... The collective energy of all the radio waves caught by Earth’s observatories in a year is less than the kinetic energy released when a single snowflake comes softly to rest on bare soil.
#wowThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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That's his point. That's a "super" moon on a phone. This is a regular full moon with a cheap Telescope:pic.twitter.com/8yXmfl3NXn
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What did you take this on and with?
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I'll have to double check the telescope specs but it is a cheap one you see companies give away, nothing special. Was given to me bc it was going to be thrown away. Camera is a Canon T5 DSLR with a T-ring adapter.
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