Artemis 1, moon and Earth in stunning view from space - Go full screen & chill!

preview_player
Показать описание
See the epic view of the moon and Earth captured by the Orion spacecraft ahead of its outbound powered flyby on Nov. 21, 2022.

  1. VideoFromSpace
  2. nasa
  3. Artemis 1
  4. moon
  5. rocket
  6. launch
Рекомендации по теме
See NASA's Artemis 0:08:48

See NASA's Artemis 1 spacecraft, Moon and Earth in same shot during close approach

Wow! See Artemis 0:01:05

Wow! See Artemis 1 spacecraft's Earth-moon transit view in amazing time-lapse

Artemis 1 Mission: 0:01:47

Artemis 1 Mission: See Orion’s Breathtaking Images of the Earth and Moon

The Crazy Journey 0:08:14

The Crazy Journey of Artemis 1

Artemis 1's Orion 0:02:00

Artemis 1's Orion spacecraft sees Earth and moon in epic time-lapse

Artemis 1, moon 0:09:33

Artemis 1, moon and Earth in stunning view from space - Go full screen & chill!

Watch the moment 0:01:25

Watch the moment Nasa's Artemis 1 blasts off to the moon

NASA Artemis 1 0:02:17

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

Watch NASA's Artemis 0:02:42

Watch NASA's Artemis 1 Orion fly over Apollo landing sites.

How We Are 0:05:31

How We Are Going to the Moon - 4K

NASA’s Artemis I 0:02:03

NASA’s Artemis I Moon Mission: Launch to Splashdown Highlights

Ride Along with 0:01:37

Ride Along with Artemis Around the Moon (Official NASA Video)

See the Artemis 0:08:08

See the Artemis 1 spacecraft's fiery Earth re-entry in amazing time-lapse

NASA highlights Artemis 0:23:28

NASA highlights Artemis 1 from launch to splashdown

Nasa's Artemis spacecraft 0:02:39

Nasa's Artemis spacecraft sends back images of Moon and Earth - BBC News

Artemis 1 spacecraft 0:02:29

Artemis 1 spacecraft sees Earth rising beyond dark side of the moon

What Is Distant 0:11:07

What Is Distant Retrograde Orbit, And Why Is Artemis 1 Using It?

Amazing Artemis 1 0:01:18

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

WOW! Watch the 0:01:27

WOW! Watch the moon getting close to eclipsing the earth via Artemis 1's Orion spacecraft

See Artemis 1 0:01:22

See Artemis 1 Earthsets and the crescent moon in epic Orion time-lapses

Earth Views from 0:50:45

Earth Views from Artemis I Mission to the Moon

NASA's Artemis 1 0:02:03

NASA's Artemis 1 moonship returns to earth with splashdown in Pacific Ocean

Why ARTEMIS 1 0:03:28

Why ARTEMIS 1 Launch: Earth ➡️ Moon ➡️ Earth | Outcome ?

REAL TIME - 0:25:01

REAL TIME - Artemis 1 Orion Re-Entry

Комментарии
Автор

Thanks Nasa to give us opportunity to see stunning and amazing view of our Earth and the moon.
😍😍💖💖

rupeshravidassia
Автор

The wonder of outer space, of the grander universe, and the triumph of our ingenuity never cease to amaze me or fool me into thinking we are better. But for a moment this is the hope I need.

bruisedhelmet
Автор

Amazing video and music makes it more epic!

maugli
Автор

Probably about 100 miles above the moon here???

IamhighcloudbyEdward
Автор

I wish other countries space probe footage was covered more in the media as well. We should never be a country-centric people. I stead we should all.work together as an earth-centric people.

asleepawake
Автор

When they blocked the live feed to the moon's surface it made it to obvious how can u hide a love stream lol

mattmccaughen
Автор

*gasp* wasnt the earth FLAT and the moon a socket BULB in the heaven.. yikes! *mind blown*

kenantahir
Автор

Earth always in full color.
Moon always in grayish.
Spaces always in black.
Naturally condition.

amerfilmstudios
Автор

See, that's why there were no stars in the Apollo landings... U.S.A. did land men on the Moon.

rh
Автор

Artemis travelled 3 years into future according to simple math based on Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. Click the Big green T to the left for details. Time Factor Theory!

timefactortheoryofgravitya
Автор

Why is the moon so washed out? earth is strangely desaturated too. Classic nasa to fail on cameras and connectivity so we can't see the pass behind the moon. it's one light second away. starlink could probably do gigabit/s without issue. And why is the image rocking? you'd think it's a fairly stable platform.

DanFrederiksen