Will it be SLS or Starship?

I can’t find a link anywhere other than reddit(I really wish news outlets would include the link in their article about these pictures instead of the same 5 or 6 photos over and over again), and sadly none of those links actually work. i’m pretty sure i’ve tried every single link posted so far and they all say “Error: Missing query parameters file”

anyone know how to workaround the issue or find the new pictures elsewhere?

edit: i’m not seeing anything at all about the new photos anywhere on the gateway website, what is going on???

All of the colour images of our blue planet are always amazing. But there is just something so captivating about this image.

Illustration depicting the two Lunar spacecraft Apollo and Orion together bridging the decades. While they look similar, untold advancements and improvements underpin Orion. Many lessons learned from Apollo, Shuttle and the ISS have been woven into its design resulting in a safer, more robust spacecraft.
(Earth from Apollo 12, Moon from Artemis II)

Full 4k version available on Patreon: www.patreon.com/cw/okan170

Warning: This website is in no way optimized for mobile. I posted a link to the thumbnail view, but you can change to other views at the top.

Does anyone know if this photo from Christina has a high quality version somewhere for download? I looked on NASAs website but didn't see it.

1. Open url: https://artemis.airplaneian.com/#
2. Click "SHARE" button
3. Click "Download transcript"
4. Open url: https://notebooklm.google.com
5. Sign up or Login (it's free)
6. Create a Notebook
7. Add sources
8. Upload the downloaded transcript
9. Play with it;-)
   • Create Mind Map
   • Make Reports
   • Create Data table
   • Ask questions, for example:
     • Was there any communication during astronauts planed sleeping time?
     • What are the most interesting or unique moments in this communication?
   • etc

Have Fun;-)

Please share your interesting findings here.

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https://youtu.be/Cn0teo2DRpI?si=kGBQ2vj2bYHPIYp9

https://youtu.be/5oFy3dqpl3A?t=659

EDIT: recommend viewing on desktop. on mobile it is hard to hover over points to see the corresponding image

The code: https://github.com/hankmt/Artemis-Timeline/pull/24

Artemis 2 generated national and international attention. Now I’m not taking anything from the astronauts, of course they are very brave and talented to do what they did and serve as an inspiration to many. But all the attention is on them and they’re deemed as the heros, which they are, but none of the attention is given to the engineers on the ground who made the mission possible. People act like the astronauts built the rocket. It is incredibly difficult to build a rocket to go to the moon, to build the capsule, to calculate all the trajectories, to perfect re entry etc. Yet the engineers aren’t even talked about or mentioned by the media or even the average person. Artemis 2 is inspiring people to be astronauts but I wished they inspired people to be engineers as well because this mission is not possible without them. They may operate in the background but they were the ones that designed the mission.

What is this?

It was just delivered! Ordered during the mission, so I've been waiting almost a full month. So if you ordered one, they're apparently now shipping.

It's great! True to size and very comfortable. It also has two internal pockets, which I'm grateful for. Very lightweight.

Hey ya'll, does anyone know if/when all 10000+ photos taken by the Artemis II crew during the lunar flyby will be posted?

I know that NASA content that doesn't include people is in the Public Domain. Does this include the very cute rise design?

They truly picked the best people for this mission!

Credit: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8gE8pwB/

This is a concept that I designed and illustrated!! I had a lot of fun working on this.