Mark McCaughreanDespite my many concerns & reservations, I can’t deny that this is a very cool image.
See? That’s how they get you 🤷♂️😬
Josh 
@markmccaughrean @TechBean that shot was definitely the best of the entire launch
@markmccaughrean @TechBean I was really hoping we’d get to see the solar arrays deploy, or really any live shots after MECO. Though I guess they’re at a higher orbit than the launches we typically see.
Say what you will about SpaceX, their launch broadcasts are well produced, and the shots of the Starlink satellites deploying are really cool to watch.
I was kind of hoping we’d get a sideways comment about WHY there were so many more objects interrupting the launch window than Artemis I, though. Perfect spot for an angry goose meme: who put them there?!
@josh0 @TechBean Missing the actual moments of SRB separation & MECO was just criminally poor direction, to be honest, but I assume the full footage from each camera will be available later.
And IIRC, one or more of the European solar wings have cameras on the end, so it could perhaps be possible to stream deployment from their perspective as well as from the ESM itself.
As for endless cheap wifi routers flying overhead, quite – fast forward a few more years and …
oscarfalcon@josh0 @markmccaughrean @TechBean
"Say what you will about SpaceX, their launch broadcasts are well produced, and the shots of the Starlink satellites deploying are really cool to watch." I was saying this exact thing to my brother today after the glitchy shots and "crowd shots" filler but yeah, a bit of more production on this would have been fantastic to have.
@oscarfalcon @markmccaughrean @TechBean what really sucks is that I’ve actually worked with NASA on some of their publicity stuff in the past, and its definitely not the people at the agent who are holding any of this back from being awesome.