Here’s a photo of the Moon taken with the Pixel 6 Pro’s 20x digital zoom: Photo of the Moon taken with Google Pixel 6 Pro using 20x zoom. I honestly don’t think Super Res Zoom did anything.

Maybe as a handy reference, but the real place is far different. A new simulator that shrinks the moon to one pixel goes a long to help us appreciate its true vastness.

The moon (3474.8 kilometres) takes up one whole pixel, and everything else in the solar system is scaled down accordingly. As it turns out, space is mostly just that: space.

This 'tediously accurate' map of our solar system with the moon scaled to a single pixel would still take 665 monitors laid end-to-end to show all at once. News.

iPhone 16 Pro Max vs. Google Pixel 9 Pro XL: moon capture. Mobile astrophotography experts recommend using a variety of gear to capture the moon at its best, including a tripod to stabilize the ...

Have you ever felt the burning need to take an image of the moon zoomed in by a hundred times? The latest Samsung S23 lets you do just that.

When JUICE enters into orbit around Ganymede in 2033, JANUS will be able to image the moon's icy surface at a resolution of 2.4 meters (7.87 feet) per pixel, which is a resolution far greater than ...

Mankind's giant leap as never seen before: 35,000 photographs from NASA's original Apollo moon missions are unlocked from the freezer for the first time in fifty years and restored pixel by pixel ...

However, I decided to go minimalist and use both the iPhone 16 Pro Max and Google Pixel 9 Pro XL — sans the recommended equipment — to capture photos of the moon.I wanted to see what each can ...