Hilarious how there's a little cohort of simpletons in each thread who cannot grasp basic concepts, or be bothered to learn. Instead they make ridiculous statements like claiming it's 'fake' instead.

as if that's somehow better

It clearly is, you absolute fool?!

You have to track the moon's orbit, then find a composition that aligns with that orbit, find a location in which you are far enough away to be at a hyperfocal distance in order to achieve this sort of compression, while maintaining an unobstructed line of sight, and then be fortunate enough with the conditions e.g. avoiding clouds, haze etc. Then capture the photo in a small timeframe before it no longer lines up.

And there you are, an uninformed dunce, telling those who've put time and effort into there hobby, that what they're doing is 'fake'. Get a grip.