Brian Might had the complete help of his followers as he made a troubling assertion on Instagram – admitting that he finds it “onerous to look” on the state of the world. The Queen guitarist, 77, posted a video close-up of the moon to his grid, telling followers in a prolonged caption: “Whereas the world appears to be plunging into lunacy – I discover it onerous to look – a bit escapism helps.”

He went on to clarify: “That is the work of an newbie astrophotographer – simply holding my iPhone to the eyepiece of my 10 inch Dobsonian quickly after sundown – however I used to be happy with it – I’ll always remember having breakfast with the primary man to face on our very personal and solely pure satellite tv for pc – Neil Armstrong, a sensible, beneficiant and really first rate human being.

“I really feel the world is crying out now for such individuals. In the meantime I provide the Moon. First Quarter. Bri.”

Followers quickly rushed to the feedback part in full help of the rock legend, with one writing: “That is such a stupendous view of our good outdated moon. Generally the fantastic thing about nature and house is the correct of escapism that’s wanted to hold on in instances like these.”

One other echoed: “So gorgeous. Thanks for sharing expensive Bri.” Whereas a 3rd rushed to write down: “A fantastic and far wanted submit.”

It comes after Brian made a heartbreaking tribute to music legend Mick Ralphs, who died final week aged 81. Brian wrote: “So unhappy to listen to of the passing of the nice Mick Ralphs.

“A beautiful instinctive participant with a large sound and very good really feel, basic songwriter and originator of many immortal riffs. Respect and love, Mick. RIP. Bri.”

Ralphs sadly spent the ultimate few years of his life bedridden after struggling a stroke, and died at a care house in Oxfordshire. He was survived by his third spouse Susie, two sons and three stepchildren.