NASA Artemis II Moon Mission 🌖

[Bigs23]

What's the issue with getting them out?

 

[05C40]

During the televised descent, about 5:06 PDT, the camera switched to a black and white (infared?) images and there were sparks around the capsule. Anyone have any idea what that was?

 

[CarolinaFever]

 

[1moretimeagain]

674,000 miles traveled round trip. For reference, the circumference of the earth at the equator is about 25,000 miles.

 

[mpaer]

What's the issue with getting them out?

At one point it was "powering down" the capsule
I have no clue what that means , but it seems there was some "electricity" that had to let shut off?
From there I think it was super-duper safety step by step precautions

 

[mpaer]

In 1997 I guess I went to the 25th anniversary of Chapel Hill High School (which i did not go to but a lot of folks there thought I did-long story) So I talk with Alex-forget his last name but I think his grandparents were Eastern European Jewish immigrants.
ME:"So Alex I heard you work at NASA-like what do you do at"
Alex: " I have spent my entire career calculating space shot trajectories "
God Bless the Alexes............

 

[SmilingJack]

Google Search

Just saying !

 

[nycfan]

 

[ChileG]

I grew up going to Action Park, I'm lucky I have a middle-aged back to break.

Action Park Documentary | CLASS ACTION PARK

Class Action Park is the first feature documentary about the world's most dangerous and insane amusement or theme park: Action Park, in Vernon, New Jersey.

www.classactionpark.com

I saw that documentary. Funny and scary.

 

[05C40]

That is a very sweet shot. But just think if that shot was taken just a bit later, flipped 180 degrees and had shown the Moon rising above the Laguna Mountains.