Forget using a telescope to peer into the sky. If you want to see the moon, all you really need is a camera.A video captured using Nikon's Coolpix P900 reveals how the device's 83x zoom lens can film the moon appearing to move - an illusion created by the Earth's rotation.  The one minute 50 seconds footage, which gone viral since it was uploaded by a German photographer, also shows the moon craters in detail.The $600 (£380) Nikon P900 camera was launched in March this year and is able to capture such stunning footage with the help of its 'Super Zoom'.Its powerful zoom is expandable up to 166x with something known as the 'Dynamic Fine Zoom' feature.DIY Photography notes that photographer Lothar Lenz used this 166x digital zoom to get even closer to the moon.Given that Earth's satellite is roughly 238,900 miles (384,400 km) away, the feat has impressed both amateur and professional photographers in a Reddit thread. The $600 (£380) Nikon P900 camera was launched in March this year and is able to capture such stunning footage with the help of its 'Super Zoom'.

The one minute 50 seconds footage, which gone viral since it was uploaded by a German photographer, shows the moon craters in detail A video captured using Nikon's Coolpix P900 (right) reveals how the device's 83x zoom lens can see the moon appearing to move (left) While the image isn't as sharp, the lunar surface can still be seen clearly.This is done with the help of a backlit 16 million pixels CMOS image sensor that works alongside optical vibration reduction technology.bionaire hepa uv air purifier 2-pkThe 4-2000-mm zoom lens has an aperture of f/2.8 at the wide end up to f/6.5 when zoomed fully.cleaning duracoat from airbrushWhen fully extended, the lens doubles the length of the camera.apco air purifier costLenz, who goes by the username Naturbeobachtungen von Lothar Lenz on YouTube, has amassed 2 million views since posted the video to YouTube.

Scientists have unveiled the world's first self-powered camera that generates electricity using ambient light in a well-lit roomOur addiction to selfies may be about to get worse.Scientists have unveiled the world's first self-powered camera that generates electricity using ambient light in a well-lit room.The resolution is low — it can produce one image per second— but it can, according to its designers, record video and images forever.  The research team, led by Professor Shree Nayar at Columbia Engineering, said the camera works by not only measuring light but also convert that light into electric power.It took its inspiration from solar panels. While digital cameras and solar panels have different purposes both are constructed from essentially the same components.At the heart of any digital camera is an image sensor, a chip with millions of pixels. The key enabling device in a pixel is the photodiode, which produces an electric current when exposed to light.This mechanism allows each pixel to measure the intensity of light falling on it. 

The same photodiode is also used in solar panels to convert light to electric power. 404 Page Not Found The page you requested does not exist. Click here to continue shopping. Maybe you want to try the search instead?Go to a breastfeeding fairCelebrate breastfeeding at Hakab Na! 2016 organized by Breastfeeding Pinays. There will be lactation experts giving talks and providing support for breastfeeding families. There’s going to be loads of activities including learning session on breastfeeding, picky eaters and motherhood. Also within the venue is a Baby and Kid Bazaar featuring the event sponsors, mompreneurs and local businesses showcasing proudly local merchandise. The event is happening this Saturday, Aug. 8, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Metrotent Convention Center, Pasig City. Learn about child disciplining and homeschoolingThe Learning Basket has two workshops for you this weekend, parents. First, there's the Positive Discipline workshop that aims to help parents find better methods of disciplining their children.

The workshop will discuss why children misbehave, why parents react the way they do to misbehavior and how parents can find long term solutions to usual boiling points. It's happening this Saturday, Aug. 6, from 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at The Parenting Emporium, Quezon City. Participation fee is P600 inclusive of snacks and handouts. Then, there's Literature-Based Learning: Using Picture Books as Stepping Stones to Learning. Here you'll learn how to cultivate your child's love of learning, start planning a preschool homeschool, plan activities centered on literacy skills nd pre-math skills and more. It's happening this Saturday, Aug. 6, from 3 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at The Parenting Emporium, Quezon City. Participation fee is P600 inclusive of snacks and handouts. Sign yaya up for a workshop The Parenting Emporium, in partnership with Peekaboo, is holding Yaya Seminar on Toddler Care. Here, nannies will be trained on how to care for your little one. Topics covered include feeding, bathing, playing with, dressing your toddler and a couple others.

The event is happening on Saturday, Aug. 6, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at The Parenting Emporium, Quezon City. Participation fee is P600. To register, call 0917-811-0821.   Watch a movie without the kids R-rated comedy, Bad Moms, features Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn as moms who are fed up with the society’s insane expectations from moms—and the ridiculous mommy wars. To liberate themselves from the judgy PTA mom leaders played by Christina Applegate, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Annie Mumolo, Mila and company decide to throw a party. And to say it got a little wild would be an understatement. Showing now in cinemas.Go to a dessert fair Indulge in all kinds of sweet treats, desserts and pastries at Home Sweet Home: A Dessert and Home Fair. Take the whole family and pick goodies to eat on the spot or to take home. The fair will be up from Aug. 3 to 10, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., at Festival Mall, Muntinlupa City.Try origami Got an craftsy kid? CraftMNL has just the thing for her this weekend.

Their Origami for Kids workshop will introduce her to the Japanese art of paper folding and teach her how she can create her own origami pieces. The event is happening this Friday, Aug. 5, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at CraftMNL, Makati. Learn how to make your own video game If your child is into video games, maybe he'll enjoy making his own too. Register him for The Mind Museum's Gameplay workshop where he'll learn to do just that using Scratch. The event is happening this Saturday, Aug. 6, at The Mind Museum, Taguig City. Participation fee is P50. Toy Kingdom is having a Toy Fair. Get up to 50% off on selected toys until Aug. 31 in all Toy Kingdom stores. Shop for kids shoes The SM Store is having a Toon Shoe Craze Sale! Get up to 50% off on kids' character brand shoes (from Hello Kitty to Batman) until Aug. 31 in all SM Stores.Hoard books Books For Less is having its biggest-ever Warehouse Sale. You can even get books and titles for P20! The sale is happening until Aug. 31 at the Books for Less Warehouse, 643 Mercedez Ave., San Miguel, Pasig.