NASA Artemis 1 Release Unbelievable Shocking 4K Images of the Lunar Surface-Orion Spacecraft Update

NASA Artemis 1 Release Unbelievable Shocking 4K Images of the Lunar Surface-Orion Spacecraft Update

On December 8, 2022 watch NASA's artemis 1 mission live latest update: On flight day 20 during the Orion spacecraft made its second and final close approach to the Moon before its returned powered flyby burn, Cameras mounted on the crew module of the spacecraft live captured this video's attractive views of the Moon’s surface

Thanks!
Tavi Technical Space

#artemis #artemis1 #artemis1live #artemis1latestimages
#NasaArtemisMission
#artemislive #nasalive
#moontomars #lunar #artemi1latestvideo

• Credit: NASA Johnson Space Center/NASA TV
______________________________________
Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copy right act 1976 allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, news reporting, teaching, comment, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright status that might otherwise be infringing. Non profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.

[southtexasprepper]

The rilles are the collapsed remnants of lava tubes that were once covered, then collapsed. Very stunning 4K Photos!

[joehenry]

I want to see some 4K video of some of the Apollo landing sites. That would be cool to see.

[mubarakalikhan]

There is nothing "shocking" about these pictures. But the correct word to describe them is ASTOUNDING!

[Alanoffer]

I still find it amazing that NASA with 1960s technology landed a a man on the moon, then took off again reconnected with the orbiting craft, and then flew back to earth, I watched it on TV with my family at the time,

[josephnaja]

Wow, amazing images, this is what I've been waiting for. It never gets old looking at our Moon 🌙

[jerrypolete]

It would have been cool to see the markings from when we landed on the moon in the 70’s. Now that would be cool.

[Gerry]

Absolutely stunning pictures, makes me wish I could take a walk around and see all this beauty up close.

[charlesm.]

It would be cool if Artemis flew over one of the Apollo sites as well.

[davefram]

Ground based telescopes can take almost as good pictures. Great mission but I hope they do better in the future

[David-xzcc]

I love comparing the size of shadows off of the terrain and crater rims. Im sure there is a calculation to determine their height based on the sun angle.

[paulstarr]

The moon looks very similar in detail through my 12.5" custom built reflector.

[axle.australian.patriot]

Nice images, would be helpful to some if you could place a distance scale down in the corner :)

[leeoconnell]

Great to see some actual photographic images rather than CGI. Bravo!

[tdurb]

Fascinating, cheers for the upload 👍🏻

[Zen-jstx]

Why can't they get the contrast correct, always those blown out highlights.

[jeffswope]

Beautiful images. The moon is so interesting because if it’s composition and lack of atmosphere. Perfect to trap and preserve impact objects. I’m thinking lunar archaeology. Imagine what we will discover.

[spiritualhumanist]

Just realized how beautiful planet we have .

[davidjonathangudlaugson]

What I am really interested in, is the Grey Bases....

[elizabethbrown]

Some of those holes don't look like craters

[nigeljones]

If this is amazing filmed in 4K why are there no zoomed in high detail images shown?.