Motion of the Moon visible in the Sky
Channel: Shaurya Verma
Date: 2016-01-05

A video I made where one can see the Moon moving relative to the earth at night, which also happens to be the Christmas moon of 2015. 

Werewolves beware.

Please make sure you watch with annotations on.

NOTES and ERRATA: 
1. The lens 1500mm only in terms of field of view equivalent to 35mm film.
2. 1000mm on apsc is actually 0.86 degrees vertically.  Which means ~3.5 time minutes.
3. Also, two degrees would be 8 time minutes.
4. The image isn't sharp partly due to poor focusing by me, partly due to lens softness.
5. The ripples / pulsation you see is due to refraction in the Earth's atmosphere.  Again, higher when the Moon is closer to the horizon.
6. Total duration of visibility without pitching the tripod should be (0.86+0.52)*4 = 5 time minutes and 30 time seconds. This is because the Moon itself subtends ~0.52 degrees on the earth's surface.
7. I think you'd be able to see this on any modern superzoom, many of which would probably be much sharper and more detailed.