RE: https://universeodon.com/@revesdespace/116333531228434776

Can one of the #space #engineers explain how such videos are made? Is it just an extreme lens or is there an arm stretching out? #artemis2

@thinkberg while I don't know myself for sure, I guessed they are different lenses with a bunch of algorithms to build that view (360 bird/overhead view lenses) , as some modern cars have that technology already. In my humble inexperienced mind, arms would break or shake.

But I'm interested myself, let's see if someone knows for sure 

@thinkberg This one looks to be coming from the "Solar Array Wing" camera.
https://talkoftitusville.com/2025/12/24/what-cameras-will-the-artemis-ii-astronauts-have-aboard/ (scroll down to Orion Imagery System, original source probably https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20230017638/downloads/1325_Melendrez_Orion%20Imaging%20Capabilities.pdf but doesn't load for me).
What Cameras Will The Artemis II Astronauts Have Aboard?

"Earthrise" by William Anders, on December 24, 1968 Today, in 1968 aboard Apollo 8, NASA astronaut Bill Anders captured "Earthrise" -- one of the most iconic photographs of the Apollo

TalkOfTitusville.com
@thinkberg From the cameras on the solar panels