00:00Why can't you see any stars? Because the camera's exposure settings are usually adjusted
00:06to photograph the bright surface of the moon. Anyone who is familiar with photography knows
00:12how this works. The astronauts didn't see any stars either, because during their stay it was
00:19daytime. And just think, how many stars do you see here on earth during the day? Apart from our sun,
00:27the surface of the moon is extremely bright. The suits are white. The ground reflects sunlight.
00:35The cameras were set to short exposure times and small apertures, so as not to overexpose everything.
00:44Stars are very dim in comparison. If you take a photo of someone at night with a flash,
00:49you won't see any stars either, even if you could see some with the naked eye.
00:57Because the meals were actually floating in the image.
00:57You've got these stars because this is a place where you can't see the requirements.
00:57We have to go to the inside of the sky and see the stars of the moon.
00:57And the América has got about to show you what they see here on the ground.
00:58So this is the first time you've been watching.
00:58You
