REAL TIME - Artemis 1 Orion Re-Entry
REAL TIME - Artemis 1 Orion Re-Entry
#Artemis #Orion #NASA
Experience what it was like coming back to Earth onboard the Artemis 1 Orion Spacecraft in video just released by NASA
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Wow I don’t think I’ve ever seen a full uncut video of re entry. That was amazing thank you for the video!
It's one thing for the fantastic picture quality on this, it's another for the fact *it has sound!*. Getting the sounds of the experience as part of the visuals just makes all the difference, gives it that extra presence.
This has got to be the coolest video I've ever seen. From the views of the Earth, the way the thrusters cut in and out (I didn't think they'd behave like that) to watching the plasma stream from breaking through the atmosphere. This is hands down some of the coolest footage ever recorded.
Flat earthers on their way to try explain this
That was so cool!! RCS firing, initial atmospheric entry, then re-entry, aerodynamic braking, then drogues and brilliant beautiful main chutes. What a ride!
I’m not sure most people understand how fast this thing is going. Watching the swaths of ocean and cloud formations moving so fast is insane. Great video!
Thank you for the upload.
I love how this really gives the feel of you moving faster than the earth and you are "slowly" letting it catch up to you.
To hear the thrusters working is something else. Sounds like something is smacking the side of the capsule, but thats the attitude adjustment thrusters, and I never knew how much adjustment was needed during reentry and how it’s automated now, gives new respect to how they did it in the early days of space travel without the complex computer navigation systems we have today.
I had no idea
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I feel like I’m watching unreleased footage of 2001 A Space Odyssey.
The idea of Artemis skipping like stone on and off our atmosphere is wild. It looked very controlled despite the hyper sonic speeds.
Can't believe its taken this long for a full re-entry video uncut from orbit to ocean being uploaded to youtube. You normally always see videos that get cut away to animations or ground camera footage halfway trough. And the raw audio instead of some generic spacy discovery channel music was really cool too.
Love the thruster firing sound.
Thank you for not marring this incredible video with a music overlay or commentary. Absolutely astounding.
What an awesome video, uncut, no comentary, no interfference, raw ambient sound!!. Wish there was a similar one from the shuttle era!!
Awesum! Thank you! I'm 71 and have been watching space flights all my life. But this is a 1st time Marvin the Martian internal view of re-entry and landing. Well done. Looking forward to more!
crazy how this is in real-time. Those thrusters are insanely fast
The extreme amount of calculation needed to make this spacecraft not bounce off the atmosphere and be lost in space forever is insane.. you can see just how much effort it takes with all those extremely small adjustments it makes… god i love physics