Moon Images

240 images. That is the current count on the #NASA flickr page for the Artemis II moon mission. Only a fraction of the images are actually of the moon, in any quality that would exceed that of what amateurs on Earth could produce with a telescope. There are some incredible shots there, for sure, but they are small in number. Let's see more of the images! Are there not thousands of images taken?

https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasa2explore/albums/72177720307234654/

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Fresh from the NASA archives:

Two stunning views from the Launch Abort System Jettison

Original video here:
https://images.nasa.gov/details/Launch%20Abort%20System%20Jettison%20-%20Two%20Views

I have made some slight color adjustments and reverted the SuperView distortion used by these modified GoPro cameras.

#Artemis #Artemis2 #NASA #Orion #Moon

Just now hearing about the annoyances the Artemis crew are experiencing w/r/t getting Outlook to work. All the news stories have been reporting it as, "If you're an office worker, the Artemis crew's woes will be familiar to you..."

If I were the EiC, my headlines would read more along the lines of, "WHAT DROOLING MORON PUT MS OFFICE/WINDOWS ABOARD A SPACECRAFT?"

Yeah, I know it's "just" their "personal devices," but disastrous judgment like that tends not to be isolated to a single system.