Maybe, but the big one Han goes to is big enough to be seen very far away. My point is that this is could be the same one but from farther out, so the span of time between the electric TIE fighter spinning off and blowing up, the Falcon doing a few more manuevers, then Han makes his line about getting closer to one of the big ones, whereupon he is indeed much closer to the big one seen above (or below).

Here is a rough image to diagram the progression:

(1) Falcon moves to this area of the screen, where we see the preceding stuff (the "belt" seen outside the window in the following scenes could be shown to tilt [from 45% downwards angle to a 45% upwards angle) to give the impression of the Falcon turning to the left, towards the above moon)
(2) Falcon does flip underneath
(3) and races across the face of the moon.

Hell, for that matter, at 2:29 I would just move the Falcon a little bit more to the left of where it is just so we can see it a little better, but keep everything other than the placement "as is".