New photos of the moon captured by Artemis I mission

The goal of the mission is to eventually establish a lunar outpost to permanently host astronauts.

[HamCubes]

Considering we paid for the mission, the footage and stills should have been available immediately as open-source.

[joeynolan]

Someone please tell this lady how to pronounce Orion

[Sasquatch]

Why does that photo look like it was taken in the 1960s 😂

[morganoverbay]

Better pics in my 1969 Time mag. This moon trip is a sore disappointment. So much could easily have been better. Better pics, vids, polar orbit, lunar lander, permanent satellite, etc. Pretty much a waste of 38 billion bucks and two decades.

[jayj]

That's the best you can do NASA....

[clientcentricmassagetherap]

The most painful and cringe-worthy 42-second video I've ever watched...

[artlight]

Horrible focus and contrast, my opinion. Disappointing.

[tlarocksdaoriginodjlouielo]

We would love to see actual video of the moon instead of still pictures. Japan releases video of their landings on the moon so why cant we?

[billyballs]

Was that picture taken with a potato? This looks like a photo from one of the Apollo missions. Something weird going on here.

[Dragoon]

OMG ORION.. O Ryan .. Not Oreeon...

[toddparsons]

Only 80 miles above the surface? Is that 380p resolution. What a joke.

[AlitaBeyay]

These Artemis mages of the moon suck balls. I was disappointed but was ready to accept the fact that they would be sending in high definition images when they were either closer to Earth or after they return. Well it's been more than a month now and so far we haven't got any. We have seen hired resolution images of the moon taken from Earth then the one from Artemis as it is approaching the Moon.

Clearly we don't go to the Moon that often.. I'm not seeing 60 years of advancement. I would think we would be getting better shots then we are getting from the himawari 8 satellite of Earth because we are so much closer on this mission.. with NASA I kind of want to see where my money went.
It sure didn't go into the photography

[zaceriwata]

Only ONE vague looking still pic…
that’s it?!?

They’re not serious?

[iluminumfalcon]

That’s it no High Definition photos you can take better pictures from a Telescope but they can’t rescan in outer space or all that money no decent photography equipment onboard???

[toddparsons]

The last image with the stars says it is "telemetry driven animation." Did they actually add in all the stars for dramatic effect, when their supposed live photos do not have stars? Why would NASA make the animation not reflect reality according to them? They should have 100, 000 high res images, but nothing to see here.

[Maltebyte]

Sick of how they insult our intelligence!

[tjellis]

2022 technology....unbelievable photos....seriously

[acer_triplex]

Both the video and pictures are so bad they have to be old photos rendered over the real ones. The"gopro" moon video is an absolute joke! Wheres the 8k HD video and photos. They dont want you to see for a reason.

[gersonhay]

Thats the Moon, could you imagine the Earth that way. I sure it was hit just as much. I love it. God bless America. And save our Democracy.

[hikesystem]

The narrator is mispronouncing the word Orion