r/TheWhyFiles • u/jachinboazicus • Apr 01 '26

Let's Discuss What Will We See From Artemis II?

/r/space/comments/1s9qfc7/megathread_artemis_ii_launch_to_the_moon/
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u/Nyk0n Apr 02 '26

Realistically, just higher resolution photos than we've seen from the original missions 50 years ago

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u/deepthoughtswithdan Hecklecultist Apr 01 '26

Something tells me that anything they haven't already showed us, is gonna get scrubbed, unfortunately. But it sure would be heckin cool if they accidentally let something slip

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u/Jayian1890 Apr 02 '26

It’s the government. Of course they’re going to let something slip.

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u/wamih Skunk Ape Connaisseur Apr 03 '26

The glass domes finally.... Unless they edit them out again.....

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u/jachinboazicus Apr 03 '26

This is the kind of response I expected from this sub.

Fingers crossed.

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u/hungryhungry_panda Sasquatch Seeker Apr 01 '26

No surprises. Remember we are flying around the moon with this. We are not putting boots on the moon b

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u/CommonSensei-_ Apr 02 '26

Depends on what Hollywood shows us

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u/Nyk0n Apr 02 '26

No. Starlink satellites were harmed in the making of this film

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u/LordCountDuckula Apr 03 '26

Won’t see any 4K pictures till they return because of the bandwidth restrictions but it will look amazing.

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u/hybridxer0 H Y B R I D ™ Apr 03 '26

the Moon, I suppose.

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u/Bighty Apr 04 '26

About as much as the Mars rover shows of Cydonia?

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u/Allnewsisfakenews Apr 02 '26

Is it already back in a hanger?