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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.... and LOS. 40 minutes until we show up on the other side of the Moon. -
GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.We should see the Earth start to be hidden before LOS, as it is the Canberra DSN receiving data, and Australia is on the lit part of Earth.
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.Just over 10 minutes for LOS. Maybe we'll be coming into view of the onboard camera... (Orbiter view)
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.PAO just reported: 18 minutes from now.
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shouldn't Orientale be on east :unsure: I've always asked myself that (but being too lazy to study it) :D btw latest in SE after some...
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.Data just passed up to the crew: - Moon Closest Approach MET 05:00:25:34 4067 mi = 6545.202 km - Earth Maximum Altitude MET 05:00:27:39...
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.For some reason I thought Moscoviense was the the one on the side, but that one is Orientale... :cautious: Meanwhile the (now famous)...
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.Altitude record broken (and continuing for a few hours until the new record), followed by an emotional crater naming moment.
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.NASA live streams, one with commentary and the other with just the view of the Moon: Everyday Astronaut live stream
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So cool to be able to track Artemis II live in Orbiter (2016 d3d9 Client)! Thanks for the scenario Ajaja!
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~1380 m/s: Updated from Horizons System trajectory: BEGIN_URLDESC CurrentState END_URLDESC BEGIN_ENVIRONMENT System Sol Date MJD...
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Here is a rough order of activities, from NASA, all times U.S. ET:
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GLS replied to the thread Updates Artemis II.If you go back a couple of pages, there is a scenario for Orbiter that can answer that question and more.
