Fun with Water Bubbles

Artemis II astronauts having fun as they showcase the unique behavior of a ball of water in a microgravity environment. In space, a ball of water moves and shapes light in surprisingly complex ways.

https://images.nasa.gov/details/art002m1200950026_SHARED_Returned_0025_Z9_019_Wiseman

#Artemis #space #microgravity #water #light #physics #optics #science #Artemis2

Artemis II: video captured by one of the cameras on the exterior of the Orion spacecraft during the perigee raise maneuver, performed by the upper stage of the SLS rocket before it was jettisoned, to prepare the ship for deep‑space operations.

https://images.nasa.gov/details/art002m1200912324

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Artemis II: the video captured by the solar array wings camera 3 during the Orion Crew Module and European Service Module separation has just been released in ultra-high resolution. One of the most fascinating video from the Artemis II mission!

https://images.nasa.gov/details/_art002m1201002333B_SHARED_ART-SAW3_2026_100_2333B

#Artemis #Orion #spacecraft #space #OrionIntegrity #Artemis2 #news #Earth #video

The NASA Minute

This week, the Artemis II crew visited Capitol Hill and Canada, new details of the #Artemis III mission were released, teams at Kennedy prepared a Dragon spacecraft to laucch to #ISS with supplies and #science experiments for #Expedition74.

Here’s what you need to know in your NASA Minute!

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Wow... Just posted by NASA Artemis: high-resolution video capturing the separation of the Orion Integrity spacecraft’s crew module - carrying the astronauts - from the European service module.

#Artemis #Orion #Integrity #OrionIntegrity #spacecraft #Artemis2 #video #news

Rise Goes to Washington

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/rise-goes-to-washington/

You know, of the recently released ~12000 images from the #Artemis2 mission; one which got a bit more popular, is with the moon and the earth seen through and framed by the dusty reflective window of the spacecraft?

I was really looking for this image to use as a wallpaper, and scrolled through NASA’s “Gateway to Astronaut Photography” (eol.jsc.nasa.gov), but couldn’t find it there?

I checked specifically for image ART002-E-14275, 14276 etc. (https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhotos/photo.pl?mission=ART002&roll=E&frame=14275) – but looking at the table all the 14270s are missing? D: And some others aswell.

All I got is this lower res version from Hank Greens Artemis timeline project, where I also found the ID.