That exact moment in which the Moon is “trapped” in the crater of Teide

The exact moment in which the Moon is “trapped” in the crater of Teide. Landscape photographer Efrén Yánes (@Zeworldphoto) has once again captured a spectacular image of the volcano, in this case, with the satellite just above it, at the peak, as if the mountain were “throwing bubbles”, as some Twitter users have commented on Twitter.

Although at first glance it is not seen in the photos, its author has indicated that on a large scale “you can even see the people in the crater enjoying the show”, which took place this Sunday.

In addition to the snapshots, Yánes has also published the process of taking them with his camera on the little bird’s social network.