TLI is set for tomorrow.
After a lengthy and unexpected downlink LOS, two-way communication has been restored.
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TLI is set for tomorrow.
After a lengthy and unexpected downlink LOS, two-way communication has been restored.
Attitude change and repositioning of SAWs are visible on screen, in preparation for ARB.
They're discovering problems with the brakes on the SAWs. And they were also dealing with a plumbing problem.
The parking orbit for Apollo was approximately 100 nautical miles; the one for Artemis is near-geosynchronous.
ARB is now in progress. So is the press briefing. Should be complete by now.
They're discovering problems with the brakes on the SAWs. And they were also dealing with a plumbing problem.
The parking orbit for Apollo was approximately 100 nautical miles; the one for Artemis is near-geosynchronous.
ARB is now in progress. So is the press briefing. Should be complete by now.
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oh oh didn't take long. Reddit you can go get fucked...... I went into a reddit by mistake.
"it's all fake you are being conned this footage is fake"
"it's all fake you are being conned this footage is fake"
Yeah, NO..... thumbnail is just plain wrong as is the content
If you want to live that mission control lifestyle, this tracking website has a bunch of vital statistics at a glance, including the mission schedule, so you can keep it in the background and know when something's going to happen so you can tune in. At post time, we're about a half-hour from them unpacking the zero-g exercise machine and trying that out.
Artemis II Live Tracker — Real-Time Moon Mission Dashboard
Track NASA's Artemis II Moon mission live. Real-time telemetry from JPL Horizons, crew schedule, space weather, audio sonification radar.
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Artemis II launch holds special meaning for Birmingham native who helped develop program
As Artemis II blasted off on Wednesday, Dr. Kimberly Robinson couldn’t help but think about the journey to this point. Robinson, a Birmingham native, helped develop the Space Launch System (SLS), the rocket sending astronauts to the moon.
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Artemis II in pix
In pictures: Artemis II roars into space on historic Moon mission - BBC News
Stunning images capture the moment Artemis II lifts off for the first crewed mission around the Moon in more than 50 years
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i wonder if nasa are planning to have cities and colonies on the moon like on the apple tv stream show for all mankind
No, the lack of gravity will prevent that, it's the same with Mars, long term you'll have people dying a horrible painful death, the only way to have a permanent residence in space is on space habitats like the Stanford torus etc which create a 1g artificial gravity by centrifugal force.
You could make a kind of large circular maglev or even regular high speed rail at a gentle tilt that could run several hours a day that could give people a healthy dose of 1g for awhile
I suspect that's what Dev is going with his ring shaped city plans in Season 5
But yes, its probably always a better idea to just build rotating settlements in orbit.
i wonder if nasa or the government within the government are planning to build colonies on the moon
Not paying attention? That is the whole reason why we’re doing this.
lol oh ok
With the current cadence of SLS launches and SpaceX's seemingly stalled progress, I don't expect any US colonisation of the Moon or Mars to happen in my lifetime - although I am nearly 70, so not unexpected.
No, they would have great difficulty. They may not even survive.
Better to do the opposite and send older people to these places to retire, in all honesty.
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