NASA highlights Artemis 1 from launch to splashdown

Credit: NASA Johnson Space Center

[frednugent]

What a beast of a rocket, the fire trail is the most impressive I've ever seen.

[hfm]

What a historic achievement for NASA and ESA scientists and engineers! SLS is the most powerful rocket in the world! All of Orion's flight was preprogramed and executed flawlessly! So glad the focus is back on science!

[gingo]

the commentators that excited he cant even say "ignition"

[tuitaylor]

I can't get over that Booster's

[yggdrasil]

The quality of video of the lunar surface is just amazing. Be wonderful to have a permanent satellite video-streaming around the Moon.

[healthdios]

Got chills watching the entire sequence and those clear, sharp and clear cut images of the moon surface are spectacular
Also, the image of planet earth surrounded by all that darkness puts our human nature in perspective.

[warhero]

Nasa needs to put all videos together and make a time lapse from launch to splashdown

[bruisedhelmet]

It still gets me... this should be what we strive for, exploration and betterment.

[morscoronam]

I like how the camera always goes out during the most interesting moments when cool things are happening.

[Music-ozsz]

12:26 What exactly is crossing the screen here? I thought it was a UFO for a moment

[thekidwhodraws]

That pilot is steady as a stone! Very steely nerves on that one

[donovanjones]

Make any comment you want but this is a hell of an engineering achievement.

[meltdown]

Congratulations nasa you did it!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[broski]

8:26 why the solar's panel is moving

[meltdown]

Phenomenal, nasa space, look at that.That is amazing

[woooster]

This is amazing.. ‘this’ is what we should be doing. Cooperating, pushing new boundaries of exploration.. not fighting, killing each other over land, energy reserves, politics & religion! Carl Sagan said it best ~ Pale Blue Dot.. the only home we’ve ever known.

I wish that they videoed that full trip live, so no one can argue that it was fake...

[rickdavies]

Why 7.28 into the vid is the moon bigger than the earth the moon is quarter of the size of the earth so how does the moon eclipse the earth doesn't make sense someone help me if I'm being thick tho???

[snakeeyes]

@0:57 she says the rocket is being propelled at 128 mph. But a rocket needs to reach a speed of 128, 000 mph, approx to get into earth orbit. At what point and celing of its journey does it get to that speed?

[WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

People are so awed, they forget to click the like button in their rush to find the next video