WATCH LIVE: NASA’s Artemis I Moon mission returns to Earth



NASA’s Orion space capsule is expected to spashdown after a crewless voyage around the moon and back. The Artemis program is aimed at returning astronauts to the lunar surface this decade and establishing a sustainable base there as a stepping stone to future human exploration of Mars

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9 thoughts on “WATCH LIVE: NASA’s Artemis I Moon mission returns to Earth”

  1. Awesome CG , that’s improvement really. Who took the photos of the rocket and Orion?
    At 1:34:10 the Orion moves with speed of 25,000mph and is at 400,000ft altitude and is at entry point. 30 sec later we still see it. Do you realize that with this speed the Orion moves 10km/sec and 400,000 ft is about 110km meaning it can be visible roughly 10 seconds ….ooooo the stopping parachute is released. With such momentum the parachute would be torn apart even if the speed was reduced. No parachute can stop it. Btw I have never warmed up my hands when going on highway and putting my hands outside, they are always got cold. How’s that Orion heats up?

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