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Artemis II
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I’ve had the official nasa broadcast on the background since Wednesday.
Pretty cool to listen to the stuff going on even if I don’t know 5% of it.
Them naming unnamed craters was cool
I think they said round 6-7 central
The emotion when he named the one after his late wife got me a bit. I was just talking to someone this morning about all that. He had to sit down and have a conversation with his kids before all this basically telling them theirs a chance they could be orphans in the next coming days (paraphrase of course). You could tell all this got to him.
Matthew McConaughey disagrees.
So does Matt Damon
It's right there, in the Tag Line.
Absolutely insane
^ even if this is bullshit here are pictures that are more likely real
www.planetary.org
^ even if this is bullshit here are pictures that are more likely real
The best images from Artemis II
Our favorite images from humanity's return to the Moon.
www.planetary.org
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Can they take another picture? I think my eyes were closed in that one.
anyone notice the hurricane!??
I think this picture was taken by the unmanned Artemis I mission? I think.
Artemis manned II didn't get that far away from both to capture both....again I think.
Still a badass picture.
Is it? I'm an idiot if it isMeh, AI slop
Never the less
Here is NASA pictures
images.nasa.gov
Here is NASA pictures
NASA Image and Video Library
NASA Image and Video Library, serving up consolidated imagery and videos in one searchable location. Users can download content in multiple sizes and resolutions and see the metadata associated with images, including EXIF/camera data on many images.
images.nasa.gov
I will not believe for one second that buttholes didn't slightly clench when they got to the dark side of the moon.
"There most likely isn't an alien base back here staging an invasion of earth, but no one has seen it in like half a century"