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Just now, mC HULL said:

i’m saying a cheap thermal can see the moon 250000 miles away lol 

no more no less i can’t lamp a rabbit at 500 yds but a thermal can see 250000 miles lol

My great nan can see the moon and she's blind as feck lol. What are you trying to say pal, spit it out? Lol

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Ok I wil start, lovely morning 2 degrees and sunny, so been out walking from valley floor to ridge top, very little about apart from someone else’s pheasants that kept the dogs amused for an hour, few

Put a bit of meat on the table yesterday

just got back from fishing...

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Just now, big feet said:

That it can't be real because it's giving off heat? I think he's forgotten what's shining on it, something called the sun. Lol

I wouldn’t know as I know nothing about thermals apart from the ones I wear in winter !

Do thermals only see heat ? Or do they also see ambient light ? Genuine question . 
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Just now, big feet said:

My great nan can see the moon and she's blind as feck lol. What are you trying to say pal, spit it out? Lol

how far can the eye see then ? lol 

 

im just amazed a cheap thermal can spot the moon that’s all lol

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2 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I wouldn’t know as I know nothing about thermals apart from the ones I wear in winter !

Do thermals only see heat ? Or do they also see ambient light ? Genuine question . 
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they see heat don’t they infra red heat ? 

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1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

how far can the eye see then ? lol 

 

im just amazed a cheap thermal can spot the moon that’s all lol

You can see it with the naked eye so why wouldn’t you see it with 2x 5 magnification ?

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3 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I wouldn’t know as I know nothing about thermals apart from the ones I wear in winter !

Do thermals only see heat ? Or do they also see ambient light ? Genuine question . 
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It will be seeing the infrared radiation, which is essentially heat. The moon will be absorbing a lot of heat from the sun, which is reflected back in to space.

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Just now, chartpolski said:

You can see it with the naked eye so why wouldn’t you see it with 2x 5 magnification ?

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so how far can the naked eye see ? 

and it doesn’t pick up light you look at a window with a light on nothing lol 

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4 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

how far can the eye see then ? lol 

 

im just amazed a cheap thermal can spot the moon that’s all lol

That depends how big the object it's looking at, you'd see an elephant a few mile away from a good vantage point but you'd struggle to see a shrew after a few hundred meters. Lol

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1 minute ago, big feet said:

It will be seeing the infrared radiation, which is essentially heat. The moon will be absorbing a lot of heat from the sun, which is reflected back in to space.

i get that so these pulsars are amazing aye lol

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1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

so how far can the naked eye see ? 

and it doesn’t pick up light you look at a window with a light on nothing lol 

I can see Venus most nights, much father away than the moon .

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Just now, big feet said:

Now I've grown up I've just got myself a good camera, nearly fainted when I saw the price of lenses. Lol

I’ve still got a Canon A1; power wind, data back, dedicated flash, assortment of lens including an autofocus zoom, 2x converter, various filters, all in a cantilever aluminium box. 
I don’t know if you can still get film for it or where you could get it developed !

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