Artemis 1 Highlights: A New Era of Exploration Begins!
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- Take a look back at some of the best moments of NASA's historic uncrewed Artemis 1 mission to the Moon, which is paving the way for humanity to return to deep space on Artemis 2.
Artemis 1 launched at 1:47 a.m. EST (06:47 UTC) Nov. 16, 2022. After a 1.4 million mile journey over 25.5 days, the Orion capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean at 12:40 p.m. EST (17:40 UTC) Dec. 11.
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What was your favorite part of this historic mission? 🌎🚀🌕
I liked the launch, but the photos of earth and the moon were amazing!! Great video!
Those are my thoughts, too. Thanks!
The launch lit up the whole Central Florida sky, and was seen from South Florida and Grand Bahama Island.
To see the Blue Marble again and to think that the last time we saw it there were three billion people on it and this time seeing it there are eight billion.
Boosters ignitnition
Wonderful ! The time has come for the Artemis generation ! To the Moon, Mars and beyond !
Why is everyone editing out “boosters in injignition!” That’s the best part.
For me my favorite part was the bright as day nighttime launch and how photogenic it was! The lunar images are great too. Kinda hard to pick a fav part.
Excellent recap of the mission! I hope to be able to share this with students in the new year.
Thanks!
It's just so interesting not to get hooked
Wow--this was incredible. Makes me love the space program all over again
Your clip is utterly fantastic!
Thanks!
quick question
can i make an KSP version of this using the same audio?
What happened to the Apollo 17 segment at the beginning?
It's back! :-D
boosters innigtion
That is a 80 billion dollar rocket, and it cost 4.1 billion to send it to the moon and back to earth.
Total spending on SLS and Orion combined is about 40 or 50 bilion (not 80 billion) depending on how you do the accounting.
All of that spent over the last 10-15 years, about 4 billion each year on average under a flat and sustained budget profile.
Spending on the Shuttle program during its 30 year flight history was about 5-6 billion per year, which is MORE than all of NASA's current exporation programs combined.
Speaks well for the future sustainability of the program
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80 billion invested into Artmis according to Google, and it will cost 92 billion total when Artmis 3 is launched.
the rocket is only 4 billion remember only 20 dollars of your taxpayer money goes to nasa
@@mikeburney9282 the rocket is 2 billion