CurvelessHorizon

Super Slow motion on a Blue Star with P900

Her name is "Social"... Go Figure.

Zooming in very close on a plane flying over Grunthal Manitoba

Zooming in to see the blue sky where there should be moon!

9:15A.M. Sun doing it's laps with the Half Moon still high up overhead

Watch as the camera catches many white objects falling from the sky while zooming this airplane... but also strange looking Red and Black Object. Slowed down to see better!

Nikon P900 Zoom-in to see what a rainbow star REALLY looks like!

Zooming-in on a small plane flying overhead.

Zooming in to some passenger jets cruising from 19-25K feet up!

There must be a better fuel or exhaust mechanism they can use instead of plastering our skies with their "condensation trails"!!

His first time seeing fish lol

The Cutest Sleeping Kittens EVER!!

Guy killing time after his dinner in the most unique way, lol.

Actually a fairly clear steady Sunset in high-speed.

This cat probably would have followed me all the way to the store and back home if the kid didn't distract him, lol.

Bald Eagle searching for a meal over the farmers fields. Edited in slow-motion to help.

Rumble user <a href="https://rumble.com/c-112841/" target="_blank">Curveless Horizon</a> got their hands on the awesome Nikon COOLPIX P900 camera with a zoom so powerful, you can see craters on the moon's surface. Let us remind you that the moon is close to 239,000 miles from Earth. With a clear and amazing view of the Moon rising over a trailer park, CurvelessHorizon managed to <a href="https://rumble.com/v3rqvj-239000-mile-zoom-in-of-the-moon.html" target="_blank">capture the glory of our Moon</a> several times over the course of a few nights. The powerful 83x optical zoom makes the Moon go from a bright, orange circle, to a grey and black sphere in the night sky, showing all of its craters and dimples. You can see the actual holes on the moon's surface where it's been hit by asteroids and comets thanks to the camera’s record breaking optical zoom. That thing is so powerful, you can even watch the moon move across the sky as Earth rotates. The second most awesome feature about that camera is that image is surprisingly stable for such an extreme zoom. The COOLPIX 900 has a lens that goes from 24mm to 2000mm in the 35mm format. To put it in perspective, a sports photographer at a major game, using an DSLR, might have a 200-600mm lens. But we are still uncomfortable being that close to the Moon.

Filming a gorgeous blue star in slow motion

Caught the moon rise and is still orange til it gets high enough above the horizon

Checking out tonight's moon with the P900 :)

6 minutes of sunset in under 1 Minute!

Was up in time to catch the sunrise with the Moon still high and bright in the sky.

Watching the moon turn from orange to grey and back

Pretty cool video of the sun setting VERY quickly!

Zooming the HUGE orange 2017 Harvest Moon