See Artemis 1's Orion spacecraft and Earth in stunning view from space
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2022
- NASA's Orion spacecraft has captured imagery of Earth and itself during its trip to the moon on Nov. 16, 2022. Watch the historic Artemis 1 launch: www.space.com/nasa-artemis-1-...
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As one member of the Apollo generation, I have waited 50 years to see this day!! Thank you Artemis generation for getting us back!!
Remember back to Christmas time 1968 and looking up at the moon and people thought they were looking at Apollo 8 but really seeing Venus. It's a great time to be alive.
Идиоты вас тогда развели как лохов.. Не были Американцы на луне
It’s a thing of beauty isn’t it
Why? There is literally no one on board? They send craft to the moon all the time
@@My_daddy
Because this is the beginning,the first new steps of humans going to the moon in 50 years.
The beginning is exciting,imagine it when the first woman steps foot in the moon in a few years.
And also yes,humans send craft to the moon but we never get to see the view from the craft step by step,
We’re gonna see every mile of the journey.
I'm 62 years old and today I feel like that little boy sitting in the classroom watching the Apollo mission.
You're about 5 months older than me!
You just are asleep. You were daydreaming looking out of the window.
@@kdmigloo
Why bother trolling these threads with your stupid belief that literally people 2000 years ago debunked and proved wrong.
I pray you don’t have children
@@mowbyone why dont you go play in traffic. after you get your fist out of your sisters a$$
@@kdmigloo
You seem a bit obsessed with inter breeding,
Is that why you believe the earth to be flat.
Makes sense
I was just a child when I watched the first Lunar landing on television. I have waited my whole life for us to go back.
If you want even more to look forward to, just remember that the next time we go to land on the Moon, it’s gonna be live-streamed, so we might even get POVs of the surface in the most high-quality imagery yet.
they never went back cuz they never went to the moon in the first place. Just stop. Imagine taking 50 years of development when u already had the technology. SLS is an outdated failure
Me too!!!
That was all fake. There’s no going to a place that doesn’t exist.
I was 7 years old when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. I was 10 when Eugene Cernan and "Jack" Schmitt walked on the moon during Apollo 17. I turned 60 in May. This view brings back such memories. I can't wait to see the next people walk on the moon. The really sad thing is the likelihood that the first generation of moonwalkers will probably not be around to see the next generation. Of the 12 men who walked on the moon during the Apollo era, only 4 are still with us. Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11) is 92 years old. David Scott (Apollo 15) is 89. Charles Duke (Apollo 16) and Jack Schmitt (Apollo 17) are each 86. The next crewed lunar flight is scheduled for 2025, three years from now, and I'm not sure what the chances are that they'll meet that goal. We'll see. I sure hope so.
My father brought me inside from playing to make me watch the moon landing. He said it was the most important event I would ever see. Thankyou Dad.
I was already inside, 16 month old baby spitting up Gerbers
He was a wise man.
Well it's been a long time since watching the Apollo missions. I even met some of our astronauts . Thanks to all of a great group of hardworking people at NASA.Im glad we're on our way back. Great work .Godspeed to Orion spacecraft.
Haha this is fake. Also the Apollo missions view of earth was fake too.
Thanks to everyone who made this possible! This is truly inspiring to see and it fills me with pride in what great accomplishments can be made by human beings working together! (Insert standing ovation here!!!!)
This will make no difference to your life whatsoever nobody's life will improve life will continue to be shit people will continue to get poorer There will be more disease of destruction but don't worry everything will be alright in a 100 years when you're dead because we'll be on other planets right fucking pantomime
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is so fake lol
This is wonderful that we are heading back to the Moon and beyond. I can still remember a cold December night in 1968 helping my brother sell Christmas trees in a lot next to the Grand Union in Teaneck, NJ. Gazing up at the Moon I marveled at the thought that three intrepid astronauts were at that moment en route to the Moon on the Apollo 8 mission. They circled the moon 10 times without landing and returned safely to Earth.
This is just so amazing to see! I can't wait for the future Artemis missions!
That is on cool pic from the Artemis space capsule! 🙂🙂 Brings memories of the Apollo space flights as a child! 🙂🙂
Its called orion
Thank you NASA and the Esa for making this possible.
Absolutely a thing of Beauty, it’s amazing.
Just looking at this my eyes mist up.
We live in this blue marble that is solid and hard ball . Universe in amazing. Thank Artemis generation to give us a chance to feel it and see it.
Go! Artemis...
🚀🚀🚀🌑
fake, the earth is a cube
My favorite images from the amazing Apollo missions are of the lovely Earth, a turquoise stone set in the blackness of space. These pictures beamed back to us from Artemis 1 promise to be at least as enthralling. I will never tire of looking at them.
What an AMAZING TIME we live in .THANK YOU 🙏
These are the days of miracle and wonder....
Indeed, we live in a golden age
So awesome to see this happening again and been way too long!! Go NASA!!
I was an Apollo junkie back in the day. One of my prized possessions is a Polaroid photo taken of the TV screen on July 21, 1969 when that first step took place.
Quite a special moment in time captured
That's a really cool thing to have
I congratulate the cameraman who was/is almost always one step ahead of any rocket/capsule👏👏👏 our behind the scenes heros, they the ones who got to the moon even before Armstrong to prepare for the video production 👏👏👏makes me so emotional😭
That's cool asf
@@christfollower2504 there wasn't anyone before them though.
Congratulations Artemis!
Everything that we know✨ lies in that 🔵 ball
An amazing view..incredible ...as a follower from Mercury , I am very excited to view this ...thank you so much ...
I was 5 when apollo 17 lifted off and living in Orlando fl and sort of remember seeing apollo 17 crackling through the night sky lighting it up some 35 miles away from where I was as a kid and what I remember the most was the earth shattering sound it's something you don't forget and I had the privilege again the following year watching Skylab launch on that magnificent Saturn 5 . I was blessed then and I'm blessed again to see apollos sister artemis doing it 50,51 years later. The generation today please be proud of your country moments like this are few and far between. 🇺🇸💪
Is crazy that we are in a ball in the middle of nowhere. Just there. And we don even think about it.
Certain clueless dictators, spouting off about nuclear anihilation, should really watch these shots, and get a better perspective. Literally.
What's crazy is that people see this, and still think the Earth is flat
@@russgaudett true however they’ll just make some crazy claim that it’s all CGI or something.
@@kentalanlee There was a book written about this very phenomenon called The Overview Effect.
I think about it, and people think I'm weird when I mention it, and especially when I say we should make it a priority for people to live more places than one.
Amazing images indeed
Omg! So incredible and amazing!!!Thank u🙏🏻😍
Such a beautiful view of our home, the Earth. And for those who may have doubts, please know that our wonderful blue marble of a planet is actually an oblate spheroid. Go NASA!
I'm 49 years old and no one has walked on the moon in my lifetime. Godspeed Artemis!
I was born December 22, 1972. So, I’m right there with ya!
@@jerrymarkham3081 you missed it by 3 days sheesh
@@MDMvision no one ever did..... 🎅 🤪 yeah man no one ever did.. they all be keeping their mouths shut and shit... everybody was paid off or got dah lead in the head... am I right? If this what your trying to say? All close to 500k people world wide who helped build/ cover up that rocket especially russia/ soviet union? How did we keep them from coming out and saying it never happened or did? GTFOH LOL
no man has ever walked on water and no man has ever walked on the moon. if you believe in either one of these then you'll most likely believe whatever is told to you.
@@MDMvision Post your proof.
I watched the liftoff early this this morning and it was fantastic and made me tear up. It’s been a long time and I can’t wait to see what’s going to happen in the days ahead. So tired of seeing and hear all the negative in our world. Something for the younger people to get excited about and think about the possibilities in the future.
I totally agree with everything you wrote. It's nice to read comments like yours Allen. Thank you
Its all fake, common now.
Perfect work in the world. Perfect team in the world.Thank you very much my friend.
To think we'll watch this again in decades to come. Crazy
Go Artemis! I wish this mission a complete success! Hope our countries can cooperate in space one day! 🇨🇳🇺🇸
I really hope China and U.S cooperate one day! Collaboration between US and China would be Great way for a humans to expand to the solar system. But also you could argue that the competition between US and China would also push humans for further exploration. Only time will tell.
Fuck china💩💩
That's absolutely never going to happen. In fact, China has its own space station (not a very good one) and relations between China and USA couldn't be worse right now.
That would be fine, as long as it's a collaboration, and not because we have become New China!
Co-operation will only be a REALITY
If the sentiment issues of different political system believes between this 2 superpower countries 🇺🇲🇨🇳 are solves ( democracy & communism )
We're really just...there.
Right... Just everything ever. Right there...
Crazy right??middle of nowhere. Scary though!!
Actually, we're really just... here!
Pale blue dot
Thank you for this photo artemis 1 generation
Very peaceful 😍
In some of the upcoming missions, I would love it if NASA included a couple of 24/7 live feed cameras that show the view of the earth and the moon during the entire flight. The reason I say that is because I want to actually see just how large these celestial bodies are, how far apart they are, and what it looks like when you're approaching. That's something that feels disconnected from still images at specific points and the numbers we always hear/see when discussing the topic.
If NASA wants to get the public excited for space travel (which is absolutely a good thing and will help them secure more funding for future missions), then they need to take advantage of all of the available tools that government agencies seem to turn their noses up about. VR is becoming a much more widely available medium. And even though I don't personally have one of these systems yet, giving people the ability to see real, high definition views while in transit or approaching Luna can help to cement the gravity (pardon the pun) of these missions.
Who wouldn't want to be able to have the ability to get a firsthand experience like flying up to the moon or departing the earth? We live at exactly the wrong time for experiencing spaceflight, just a bit too early for passenger travel. Besides, it's incredibly common for people to believe that the moon is much closer to us than it actually is. There has only been a grand total of 12 people to walk on the moons surface, and only a handful more that have visited in orbit. I have no expectation in being able to be amongst those ranks, but I would love the second best consolation prize of getting to experience these sights in a realistic VR/360° video. Obviously it takes a lot longer to get to the moon than you'd be able to sit and view all at once (this mission will take 8-14 days to reach the long-range orbit), but at least getting to see the earth slowly fade into the distance and then to watch the approach/orbit of the moon over the course of a couple of hours would be amazing. Whether that means using a couple of cuts, showing distances at various days, or something to shorten the experience a bit, something to have that sense of scale would be incredible.
You can track Artemis via NASA. Already done. While not with 24 hour cams that suck up energy... feels disconnected. You haven't thought of anything new that NASA hasn't already considered, long-winded keyboard space expert. Give your irrelevancy a break.
@@vincef.5378 WOW! You acctually know what NASA can and can not do! , and answer for them... Please give your quess work a break!
@@vincef.5378 Thanks for the extra cheese.🤪
And see all the stars in the fake image. They can't even get the 'size' of the Earth right compared to the Moon. Keeping to the script. Notice how they use an image that doesn't show any real continents. They've learnt from those mistakes.
Fantastic achievement!!! Greetings from the UK. Apollo is at the edge of my 56 year old memory but was the absolute highlight of my young life.
Lift off together to the moon and beyond!
NASA has been teasing about going back to the moon for years. Still can't believe it finally happened. Great job.
Well, the people are finally waking up to the globe lies. They have to crank out the animation crap into your brains to keep you believe them.
Can't wait for moon landing and the images with the latest video and photos. Will be Fantastic!!!
As an Apollo child, I feel like a kid again...go Artimus!
I am so proud to be a part of the Artemis Generation. These years will be some of the greatest years of my life now, Go Nasa And Go Artemis!
Thanks NASA for the very lucrative Artemis 1 Program. This is Powerful Guys . Kudos to All Involved. We are with you and watching 25 days!
Very lucrative? Over budget, years late, and yet to be proven!
We send interplanetary craft routinely. SpaceX just sent one to mars. Nothing new here, it's about 50 years late.
@@dickystipper4887 Proven takes time and testing. Unless you of course could do better.
@@hoagiesan NASA sent one before SpaceX.
@@hoagiesan I cant find any evidence of spacex having sent something to mars
Good day, Eddie from long beach, California, beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ view from space, mother 🌎🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍. the queen of the universe.thank you people goosebumps.congratiolation.more power.
Wow, I'm out of words. Just chills. Kudos to the USA and NASA
and ESA
This makes me to want to play KSP again.
Less than 3 months before KSP 2 drops my dude
Same
New KSP launcher sucks...
I had never heard of KSP. Now I want to try it out. Thanks!
@@JeromyBranch Dude. I wish I coule relive discovering KSP for the first time all over again. Lucky man you are.
I missed the Apollo mission - but I do remember being sat down in 6th grade to watch STS1. About time NASA got their $hit together some 50 years later!
I've always envied the Apollo generation. Now Artemis leads the way!
4:00 flat earthers be like see see its a dome!
That's because they can only see and think in 2 dimensions 😀
Bro it was round, you said that and now it's definitely a dome. Why can't they flip the camera and see the direction of the moon while show us on earth. None of this would convince a true flat earther. It doesn't matter to hologram universe people.
Can you explain why the earth is standing still in this live shot ?
back in the day they had crappy black and white cameras
We got 4 k now and you get this cgi fakery
How fast does the earth spin again lol
@@Dimitriklonarakis The earth is 40,000 km and it takes 24 hours for one rotation that is equal to 1,667 kmt let's say you follow around, you are 57,000 mils or 97,200 km out then you have to move 97200 x 2 x pi(3.1415) divided by 24 = 25446 kmh to follow around otherwise it starts moving opposite because your speed is not fast enough, Artemis moves at 9100 kmh. So 25446 divided by 9100 = 2.796 x 1.667 = 4.660
24 divided by 4.66 = 5.15 + 24 = 29.15 hours for one rotation of the earth from Artemis' point of view, therefore you don't see much movement. And if you were the other way around, it would take.24 - 5,15 = 18,45 hours.
take a snapshot of this video when the earth is in clear view and then adjust the levels ... you'll see the proof of CGI, if you can handle it.
Blue marble ?! I've never heard that one before ! So original !
It's a common description of the earth's appearance, so why are you getting your panties in a twist over it?
So cool! Can’t wait to see what else there is too offer
This is incredible!
This is stunning!
CGI
@@mrb10d What made CGI possible? Going to the moon in 1969.
Microsoft paint
Stunningly BS
@@Level_No_Curve You lifelong losers hate winners. Sucks to be a loser like you. But you can always end it.
It's fifty-four years since 1968, when the Apollo program was at about this stage. Fifty-four years before 1968 was 1914, when aeroplanes were made from wood, doped linen and wire. In many ways, the rate of progress seems to have slowed somewhat.
Yep, thinking about how to send software into space... the elements are awaiting
And?
@@vincef.5378 And what?
Stunning
C'est vraiment extraordinaire ! Vive la Nasa !
Go Artemis generation from one of the Apollo generation. TFS, GB :)
Unreal
you are correct it is unreal.
Super ,this is fantastic indeed !!!!
Just superb.
How does this not have a billion views already??!
Most people are more concerned with tik tok and whatever else like that.
@@LisaAnn777 I know it's sad.... these guys and everyone involved are the real Rockstars!
because it's fake.
@@thesquiggleyspooch2433 you know NASA isn't the only one who can track spacecraft right? This would have to be some international conspiracy with all major nations and space agencies in on it. Plus all the thousands of civilians employed and helping run these.
Because it's fake... Check out Hibeller Productions for the truth.
i cant see the ice wall😵💫😳
That is freakin’ so cool.
Watching From Zambia 🇿🇲
I was 20 years old when I last enjoyed such a spectacular view. God I feel young again.
Delusional space fantasy lol
@@Level_No_Curve Delusional plane fantasy
@@crazykokebroz Try again. Truth sucks doesnt it...
@@Level_No_Curve For you it does
@@crazykokebroz i agree i hate that most people are dull brainwashed fools like yourself :(
It is frightening to think how we are alone in this universe. We fighting over petty things in this vast realm.
We are not alone, we have NEVER been alone.
I don’t think we’re alone.
Maybe we're not alone, but if we're not, then we're too far away for others to know of us...
Trust me you aren't alone.
It's unlikely that we'd be alone.
Fantastic, I was 12 years last time this view was possible..
I am 83..was a young wife and mom living in Germany at Apollo landing
wow
I will always be fascinated by space.
I watched Apollo also. I am hoping this time the video will be crisp and clear.
“THAT'S HERE. THAT'S HOME. THAT'S US.”
I love NASA. Space X is good but nothing like NASA. Bravo 👏👏 💪
FINALLY we go back frickin took those guys forever and they didn’t even think about preserving the knowledge on crafting those rockets..
One of my earliest memories was apollo 8 orbiting the moon. Its been far too long, and I hope the current economic problems don't result in artemis 2 and 3 being either delayed or cancelled.
how can flat earthers ever deny these cartoon pictures now
I cannot vouch for this video personally. But I satellite spot. I catch a few every clear night, where they're predicted to be, and I've done measurements ( via scale drawing, or using simple trig) with the help of a relative a few hundred km due south of me, so we could get their heights and groundpeeds - these always come out as hundreds of km and km per second respectively. I've caught a couple of the bigger, lower altitude ones (including the ISS) ones through my telescope and they look as expected. And, getting a bit more technical, I used a radio set and a directional antenna to follow the signals produced by several of them, across the sky, so they are definitely machines in communication with the ground.
All the above is repeatable by anyone, has been many times. Don't take my word for it, go out and try it. Like I said, I cannot personally vouch for this video. And, yes, software to alter digital images is universal today - which is why it's more important than ever to check yourself, out in the world not online. But all the above will have been done with Artemis 1 by satellite spotters - so regardless of the video there's little room for NASA to just lie about having put something up there.
Because flat earth is their whole identity! If they looked at evidence honestly it would mean giving it up and they're not willing to do that.
@@jaymac7203 just like religion.
Anyone who can relegate the entirety of the Universe to "just lights in the sky" is too stupid to understand anything, including just how stupid they really are!
Earth....not flat.
what a a time to be alive
That was awesome!
Absolutely amazing how they can take a picture of the Artemis space craft by itself and a picture of the earth... how do they do that.... must have a selfie stick
It's almost as if you didn't realise that the footage is being recorded by a camera that is attached to the spacecraft itself?
A camera in one of the solar arrays.
You're not one of THEM are you ?
Amazing footage, Orion is finally on it's way to the Moon. Let's hope it can complete it's full mission objectives and get back to Earth. If it does, it truly opens the door to humans finally going back. Well done NASA...so far.
I guess some thinks it should be so easy.
53 million dollars a day for decades and they finally are doing what they did already but lost the technology for 🤣
@@thesquiggleyspooch2433 Well, you do have a point to a certain degree. I don't know what NASA has spent on the ARTIMIS programme. Billions right ?...well guess what ?.....so has SpaceX on the starship programme. Peace to ya brother/sister.
@TheSquiggleySpooch yeah they lost the tech because the Saturn v was retired, literally no use because NASA couldn't go to the moon anymore for budget reasons
One word... awesome.
2 words, this is total bullsh!t
Love this!
Looking forward to the images and video from the Moon.
Not from the Moon itself but lunar orbit.
Especially with HD quality
@@chrisantoniou4366 Yeah he knows. Take the afternoon off troll.
@@vincef.5378 Triggered much?
Looks like NASA is finally going to pull this off! Hooray!!!
Only if suckers believe it lol
@@branded648 Go back to your pizza hotpocket and video games in your mom's basement.
It's been a long road
Getting from there to here
It's been a long time
But my time is finally near
And I can feel the change in the wind right now
Nothing's in my way
And they're not gonna hold me down no more
No, they're not gonna hold me down
'Cause I've got faith of the heart
I'm going where my heart will take me
I've got faith to believe
I can do anything
I've got strength of the soul
And no one's gonna bend or break me
I can reach any star
I've got faith
I've got faith, faith of the heart
Back in the space race. Yoo Hoo!!!
IMO, shadows seem off, more than two light sources? where's the stars.
🤡
Where do you see more then 2light sources kiddo?
If you actually knew anything about photograph/videography (and CLEARLY you don't) you'd know why the faint images of stars would never show up in footage such as this that has been recorded in bright sunlight.
Artemis generation....
I'm 82
Saw Apollo 11
Do I qualify?
A-G
Qualify for what??? A moron that will believe anything spoon fed to him??????
Interesting perspective. Is the Capsule oriented to travel 'sideways' for some reason? (Such as keeping the bottom of the service module facing the sun?)
O futuro na palma da mão ☆ PEDRA AZUL-MG
I can't wait to see the flerfs calling this "obviously fake".
Gotta love the people who think this is fake:
Some idiot: "That's not real"
Source?
Some idiot: "just trust me bro"
They would actually probably just spout out a bunch of buzzwords they heard from their favorite conspiracy RUclipsr and refuse to elaborate further
@@onrch True, I once saw this guy try to explain that due to the inverse-square law, light shouldn’t be reaching us from places at the distances scientists say they are. That the Sun is too far away for its light to be reaching us from 1 AU. His conclusion was that the Sun and all other celestial objects were much much closer than scientists say they are. Probably believed in a dome too. I tried explaining to him why he was wrong, but it ended up being a futile effort.
EXACTLY, BRO!!! They talk so much nonsense, and when you ask them for proof, they always defend themselves and they can't prove or disprove anything!!
I love watching the stars
Are you being sarcastic as though stars should be seen in the footage?
You wouldn't expect any to be visible in this footage, which is being shot in bright sunlight.
#NASA, you folks do awesome.
Amazing video of a true miracle. It's astonishing that this piece of junk has finally gotten off the ground after _eleven years_ of failure and cost overruns. Back in the 1960s it took them just seven years using pencil, paper, and slide rules to do get the Apollo 8 to the moon with the Saturn V.
can you believe there are some people fighting over something on that blue sphere somewhere in the universe. Stop all the nonsense! Please!
Like war
War is profitable.
@@vincef.5378Only to those who stand in the sidelines.
GOD SPEED ARTEMIS!!! 🙌
Don't forget the satellite in the Lagrange point that takes pics of our blue marble
Beautiful 😍 I'm waiting for the first flerf to expose their ignorance with "Buh.. buh... but where's the stars"? 🤡 Yes they really are that dumb! 😭🤣
There are more than a few of those numbnuts in some of the previous comments.
Ohhhhh triggered by flerfs. IT's like the closeted jock in high school picking on the dweebs.
Why is she having trouble speaking?
Need male commentators
Because woke all the things
Because she is a special needs quota hire that identifies as a yeti cooler, thanks for playing
About time! 1972 was 50 years ago
Please fix the aspect ratio! The image is stretched laterally 🙄
Welcome to 1968. 😂
I really love to share my thoughts in a comment but each day had become too hard to comment without any trolls ruining my comment, my thoughts..
You know, your comment made my day for the sheer stupidity of it.
how so ?
Comments of the custom font names, I'm ok with that.