NASA releases new views of Artemis I launch

NASA has released new views of its long-awaited Artemis I launch. The Orion spacecraft with three test dummies aboard launched on top of NASA's Space Launch System rocket early Wednesday. (Nov. 17)

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[duaneraymond]

What's that, one frame per second???

[mr.manfredjensenjen]

Everyday Astronaut on YouTube has great footage along with great insights of the launch. For anyone that wants real news.

[Jayknowsthewaze]

Literally perfect time to be singing here comes the sun if you ask me.

[albertnoble]

why do they shut the video off it should be live streaming until it lands

[sigmasithlord]

0:15 most beautiful thing a man could ever see.

[Somene]

More like NASA releases new GIF of Artemis 1.

[notarmchairhistorian]

I dunno why but I thought this would be more of ecstatic. But somehow I feel this program is just painted too much in politics, hearing politically correct words like "person of color" and the other gender being mixed into it, as if its a requirement for the endeavor. Sigh. But the fact that China and Russia are on their way too, now that's interesting.

[treashurehunter]

And the crowds got a healthy chem sauna.

[BERACUTAE]

The moon with minimal gravity can be used to build ships hundreds of feet long to then goto Mars

[Thatguy-kgtz]

"Bro who turned the sun on" - some frog probably

[emilegeorge]

We rise together🥱, back to the moon anz bezoynzz, zzzz, zzzz😴

[Nekomesha]

Here come all the boomers acting like little girls. “oooh I got such major
achievement in technology chills-oh it’s breathtaking- oooOoo neil Armstrongs voice gives me goosebumps! fire up the pink floyd” non investigative sissies, all of you.

[MGrant-bjdc]

But they want you to believe we went to the moon on the 60s.