The Artemis II lifts off from launch pad 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
The historic and risky lunar venture will mark the first time astronauts have returned to the vicinity of the moon in more than 50 years. The mission could break the distance record set by the Apollo program, traveling farther from Earth than any human ever has. The crew includes NASA’s Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover and Christina Koch along with the Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen.
0:00 Booster ignition, umbilical separation, and liftoff
0:24 SLS clears the launch tower and initiates a roll/pitch maneuver
1:40 Confirmation that crew and shuttle have gone supersonic
2:31 Solid rocket booster separation
3:45 Launch abort system jettison
8:20 SLS core stage main engine cutoff & separation
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NOMINAL SHUTDOWN
Eye-o-eye open
Des gouttes des gouttes
PRM Cristina Cook Happy Day 😂✌️🤏
and that gentlemen is how we do that…
Wtf cut to the fat boomers watching through cellphones during solid rocket separation
Oh not camera 902 1:16
Omg, that was phenomenally stupid! Are you KIDDING ME? That thing reached “330 miles downrange and 10,000 mph”… and yet the cameraman can keep it in frame?? TEN THOUSAND MILES PER HOUR??? This is ridiculous. Holy moly.
^ go to school folks
Imposiez
The rocket might just made it out there but the “astronauts” are definitely didn’t reach the moon
Why not?
What are the four numbered transport pods. Zip lining after launch?
Escape pods. So not to get destroyed.
M
Fake af
Es ist immer schön zu sehen wie die Rakete schon so bald herunterkommt 😁😂😇 Schallgeschwindigkeit 😂😂 haben wir den Schallknall verpasst ❓ wirklich 😮
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0:11 RS 25 engines lit 0:12