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I have not seen this on the board before, but I may be wrong.
The Japanese space agency JAXA has published the first HD video of the moon. You can see the video here (takes a while to download and it might be nice if you can read Japanese)
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Very cool video- thank you for the link! I do wish I could read the text, but even without being able to it's a worthwhile wait for the download.
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Last week's first HDTV is noted in an article in the topic: Kaguya: Japan's lunar orbiter, along with links to desciptive materials.
This week's cooler still video of earthrise is noted in an article in the topic: Kaguya: Japan's lunar orbiter. I didn't look hard when I first viewed either video, and I only read a smattering of Japanese, and I'm not going to look at it right now to confirm -- especially since their server is probably slow now that word is out -- but the Japanese text that I understood, gave some of the sort of details that are also in the English-language press releases: subjects, dates, positions etc.
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