NASA Artemis 1 Release Latest Attractive Video Footage Close to the Lunar surface -Orion Spacecraft

NASA Artemis 1 Release Latest Attractive Video Footage Close to the Lunar surface -Orion Spacecraft

On November 23, 2022 Artemis I mission live Updates: Earth rises from behind the Moon in this video captured by a camera on one of Orion spacecraft's solar array wings and the video was taken at 8:05 a.m. EST on flight day six of the 25.5 day mission, shortly after the outbound powered flyby and six minutes after the spacecraft regained connection with NASA’s Deep Space Network.
Also see the latest fascinating Live capture close to the Moon images.

Thanks!
Tavi Technical Space

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[toby]

Hi Tavi. Can you please pin this for everyone to see once they open the comments? This comment answers questions lots of people are asking.

1- why can’t we see pictures from the flags?
The answer is: it’s too far away. Artemis didn’t get all that close to the moon. You can’t expect for the orion spacecraft to take pictures of something as small as a flag from several hundred kilometers away. And even if it did, it would have to pass right over the landing spots.
So basically, the craft is too far away, doesn’t have the necessary camera zoom, and went over the wrong spot.
If you want pics from the landing sites, look up the lunar reconnaissance orbiter. It has taken plenty.

2- why can’t we see the stars?
Camera exposure. The earth and moon are very bright, so we need to use a reduced exposure setting to make out detail. If exposure increased to the point which we could see the stars, the earth and moon would be blindingly bright.

3- why is the earth smaller than in the pics from Apollo?
The most Apollo pictures you see of the earth taken from lunar orbit were all zoomed in. The moon’s surface is almost flat in those pictures, which means we are only seeing a small part of it. That means the camera is zoomed in, so the earth is going to appear bigger.

[walterbeck]

I consider myself lucky to see images close up images of the moon at least twice in my life time.

[magiccheeseball]

Where did they get the camera RadioShack? Funny how no footage has been released and it's been back for a month....

[fellowearthling]

$43 billion and the camera they picked was… GoPro Hero 4. A glorified webcam from almost 10 years ago.

[Truthloverever]

Can NASA show the flag images taken by Artimes, which they have placed 50 years ago?

[joeybagofdoughnuts]

Question!
Where are all the stars?
no stars up in pure space?

[DASBLITZY]

Ils auraient du mettre plusieurs caméras, surtout une avec un objectif (surtout sa focale) qui ne "déforme" pas la distance lune - terre, pour qu'on puisse voir la "taille" réelle (vision de l'oeil humain) de la terre depuis la lune... Là ça fait presque une vieille GoPro.
Après faut pas se plaindre, c'est en couleur et en 1080.

[hideentity]

This is close? My x25 bionolecular have more details than that

[jackiem]

We have seen many images of the moon from Orion... how come until now, NASA has not shown an image of the US flag that was placed last time by Apollo 11 astronauts... how come we cannot see the image?

[knobdikker]

From 480 lines of resolution in 1968 to HD quality resolution in 2022!!! We've come a long way baby!

[heyhey-dcil]

zoom in on the all the Apollo landing sights 🤣🤣

[alancoker]

Earth looked bigger than that when astronauts were on the moon

[crooksupremacy]

This is a billion dollars corporation.. This is the best they can do.. It looks like a Go Pro..

[deemarrero]

This time is for real.
Because I never believed that in 21 July 1969,  Armstrong became the first person to step onto the Moon.
53 years later and with more technology advances instead send a man again, they send Artemis with a robot inside.
I think Artemis mission blow out the United States huge lie sci-fi movie effects and human brain washed about Armstrong first man touched the moon.
Some genius people aren't too dumb to believe in that.. 🙄👍🏼

[samirmsr]

While NASA has gone to the moon 7 times, technology is so advanced, yet why is NASA facing so much trouble for moon landing, Like it went from Apollo 11 to Apollo 17, even today it can go, NASA is doing such moon mission as if it is going for the first time ? And NASA has never been to the moon and it will go for the first time in 2025.

[МагаФартовый-жц]

Если американцы были когда то на луне, то почему не видно не из модуля никаких других доказательств, а где китайский луноход? тоже не видно

[DonJoyce]

I recommend you not ruin great images with annoying flashing red arrows and circles.

[nestorambriz]

Black and yellow Black and Yellow....I mean Black and White Black and years to improve our camera vidoe technology and we STILL GET Black and White....

[parangaricutirimicuaro]

seriously? i can see better pics with my 10x50 binoculars.

[timriggs]

People asking questions about the stars not being visible, the apparent size of the Moon and Earth, the luminescence of the Moon, wanting to see the Flag, etc. The answers can be found from information available on the web.