Take any two frames of that video and you can make a 3D view of the landscape.
good job Lt. Dan!
another trick is to play the same video beside itself. Use the 3D viewer for your eyes. one is a little bit lagged. the image will appear almost as 3D movie, but only as the camera moves perpendicular to the view. I've never embedded a video here, but if someone put it in the post twice, it would have the same effect and allow for the video to be played next to itself a few frames difference.
may I suggest that the sky charts you use with the moon might always reflect the exact phase of the moon at the moment of posting, and, if possible, an actual view of the moon in real time?
wow that's a picky requirement. However, basic point: very cool! keep up the good work and keep it real