Nasa moon mission

[1260engineer]

Bec

The sun.....
The Artemis 2 pictures we're taken from the perspective of the capsules location giving them around 20% direct sunlight shining directly at the moon depending on there position when the pictures where taken & taking into account exposure times and the camera apertures used.
The Artemis crew used several different cameras all set up differently to take photographs during the mission thus giving different results.

I will tell him when i stop laughing at him . he's a flat earther going on a round the world trip

 

[Mark E Smith]

I didn’t follow this in the media apart from one clip on the News of the four astronauts in the capsule on the return journey. All in weightlessness & hair messy apart from the female Astronaut whose Ponytail was sticking up vertically and almost motionless for the full interview. It was almost like they were suspended upside down and being filmed in gravity ?!

 

[Outkastmike]

I will tell him when i stop laughing at him . he's a flat earther going on a round the world trip

Somehow i think you could be wasting your time

 

[crissdee]

so if there taking pictures of the DARK side of the moon . do they use a really big flash on the camera or a really big torch to light up the surface .
Asking for a friend

No, they use a slow shutter speed and a high ISO setting.

 

[Outkastmike]

I didn’t follow this in the media apart from one clip on the News of the four astronauts in the capsule on the return journey. All in weightlessness & hair messy apart from the female Astronaut whose Ponytail was sticking up vertically and almost motionless for the full interview. It was almost like they were suspended upside down and being filmed in gravity ?!

Hair or any loose object behaves differently in microgravity.
Objects will only move if disturbed by either a sudden movement or by the air being circulated by the fans in the capsule.
There's plenty of footage when the female astronauts hair is floating around when shes making small head movements but stands still when she's not making any movements.

 

[Mark E Smith]

Hair or any loose object behaves differently in microgravity.
Objects will only move if disturbed by either a sudden movement or by the air being circulated by the fans in the capsule.
There's plenty of footage when the female astronauts hair is floating around when shes making small head movements but stands still when she's not making any movements.

I'm not convinced but, it would be a boring World if we all thought the same.

 

[wilkinss77]

AI

It was seen entering the atmosphere.

 

[Sharpsman]

Next one is they are going to land on the sun , obviously they would have to go at night so they don't get burnt

 

[Lpgc]

Wouldn't it have been funny if everyone involved in picking up the astronaughts after their return trip to Earth had dressed up as gorillas.

 

[1260engineer]

No, they use a slow shutter speed and a high ISO setting.

You mean a really fast shutter speed . them traveling at 20.000mph

 

[crissdee]

No, at the distance they were from Earth to get that shot, the relative movement would be undetectable. I think I read somewhere it was a 1/40th second exposure...

 

[Woodbutcher]

No, at the distance they were from Earth to get that shot, the relative movement would be undetectable. I think I read somewhere it was a 1/40th second exposure...

1/4s actually , image and full EXIF data readily available for all to see here ... https://images.nasa.gov/details/art002e000192

 

[Mrcollector]

They live among us...

 

[Steve sxs 1;]

It was seen entering the atmosphere.

I didn't see anything lol

 

[Mrcollector]

The Clangers beg to differ

 

[1260engineer]

The Clangers beg to differ

Dont forget the soup dragon

 

[Outkastmike]

 

[chouchin66]

For extra credit - Why " Artemis" name ?

 

[warmy18]

Does going round the moon count as going to the moon? Not to me. I have been round Birmingham many times, never once been there 

 

[Woodbutcher]

For extra credit - Why " Artemis" name ?

She was Apollo's twin sister ...