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This Mission is all about those epic shots where aircraft and the moon line up. 🌕✈️ Whether it’s a silhouette passing across the face of the moon, a contrail cutting close, or a perfectly timed approach framed against lunar light, we want to see your best moon crosses. ⚡️ Mission Tips: 🎯 Use a long focal length to make the moon appear larger and fill more of the frame. 💪 Shoot in burst mode - timing is everything when lining up an aircraft with the moon. 🖌 In editing, add a touch of clarity or texture to bring out lunar detail. 🗣 Share the story - was it careful planning, pure luck, or a once-in-a-lifetime capture? 💡 Did You Know? Because the moon is so far away, it appears almost the same size from anywhere on Earth. That means the key to a great moon cross is not location, but timing and focal length - the longer the lens, the more dramatic the result.