Amazing Artemis 1 views of Earth and moon continue to beam down - Time-lapse!

See a time-lapsed view of the NASA Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft, Earth and moon that was captured on Nov. 29, 2022.

[tomblah]

I love the brilliant sharp shadows...something very calming about it.

[Nottsboy]

Spectacular 🚀 we've been waiting a very long time to return to the Moon 🎓🔭

[alancoker]

Wheres the camera located thats getting this shot ???

[nzxz]

I'm curious to what the flat-earthers have to say about all this. Probably say it's fake. There usual còpout

[certainpointofview]

Why don’t we see stars with the camera overexposed at the beginning? 0:02

[MakingUsThink]

Finding a brand new element at the moon we could utilize or a rare found would be nice.

[BrutusMayhem]

I'd like to hear from the flat earthers right now... anyone ?... lol...

[EvanRobinson]

I think they forgot how big the earth is

[mapeshoseleli]

Looks like the earth and the moon are the same size...

[maxa]

Are we dum dum or what, can't we have proper earth photo besides all the CGI, or it has to be half earth hidden behind the panels, hmmmm right.

[Philc]

The USA makes it look easy . While other countries cheer that they made it to the moon, we kind of yawn and say welcome back .

[aliaalya]

di negaraku masalah qunut gak selesai -

[tonyt]

I think this was like a 4 billion dollar venture or something, and the best they could do was mount a GoPro Hero 4 camera? Seriously.. Let's use this GoPro and modify it's fisheye lens because we know it will distort the image. 4 billion dollars.. that's all they do?

[Lauschangreifer]

No, it's not amazing. Please do not waste my time!