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Lifer
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Flight is still going well. Some pretty awesome imagery coming down.

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If you want to see where Orion is this Artemis Tracker has that covered.



If you would like to see the deep space communications link you can view it here:

Click on the antenna that says ART1 and then more info to see bandwidth, frequency and data rates.
 
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How did Orion take a selfie?

or is this from the j.webb telescope?

From this vantage point, on Monday, a camera attached to the solar panels on board Orion's service module snapped photos of the Moon and, just beyond, the Earth. These were lovely, lonely, and evocative images.

from the article :colbert:
 

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Lifer
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Yup. There are literally GoPro's mounted on end of the solar arrays
they probably scrubbed the pics of the secret base on the dark side of the moon.

also, another faked pic of the moon?
GoPros dont do outer space. nothing on their packaging says it can.

/tinfoil hat
:D
 
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Lifer
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So the Artemis I mission should end starting at 12:00 PM ET with Command Module separation followed by entry descent and splashdown by 12:30PM.

There should be live coverage and some live video from the recovery ship on NASA TV & YT.