Steve WeaverNov 16, 2022
Excited to finally see #NASA_Artemis fly! It's been a long time (and way too much money) coming, but it's incredibly impressive.
Tim Dowd (#EverydayAstronaut) had some incredible slow motion views in his live broadcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbX2VuOwJGk&t=27763s
[4K] LIVE 3.5 miles from NASA's most powerful rocket EVER // #Artemis1 #SLS #Orion

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Olav FollandNov 16, 2022

And with that, Orion is free from the ICPS stage and I'm going to bed

#nasa #NASA_Artemis #rockets

João PavãoNov 16, 2022
The launch was awesome, but I wish the broadcast was as captivating as the ones from SpaceX. This was more like listening to it thru the radio. No live onboard video, and the graphics look like they’re out of the 90s. #NASAArtemis #NASA_Artemis
DanNov 16, 2022
Although i think daylight launches are always nicer to look at, there's something special about a nighttime launch! #NASA_Artemis
~/David.MorfordNov 16, 2022

Go baby Go!

#NASA_Artemis

~/David.MorfordNov 16, 2022

Hey Mars. We are coming for you… eventually.

#NASA_Artemis

~/David.MorfordNov 16, 2022

“but then a Space Force radar tracking site went down because of a bad ethernet switch, leading to yet another scramble.”

Wait… What?

#NASA_Artemis

Dr. Eric J. Fielding, PhDNov 16, 2022
Connected to the NASA YouTube channel for Artemis-1 launch and they were showing a symphony orchestra playing. I had to check that I got the right channel. Nice music but not what I expected. #NASA #NASA_Artemis