Talking NASA's Artemis 1 - Intrepid Museum LIVE w/ NSF
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2022
- Artemis 1 is a planned un-crewed test flight for NASA's Artemis program. It is the first flight of the agency's Space Launch System super heavy-lift launch vehicle and the first flight of the Orion MPCV. Artemis 1 is expected to launch February 2022. Hear from Comm Systems Project Manager, Yves Lamothe as he takes us on a behind the scenes look at the mission and how they are preparing for the launch next month.
A 5:00pm pre-show will take place with an interactive talk from an Intrepid Museum Educator.
The event is hosted and co-produced by John “Das” Galloway, founder of the Kerbal Space Academy.
Additional coverage: www.nasaspaceflight.com/ - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
This is the coolest thing I have seen on NSF in a while. I wish I knew Das did this before today!
I like how at the beginning we were invited to imagine "In Partnership With" instead of an infographic. Keeping it real NSF! 😄
This show is a great addition to the NSF channel - I've watched a few previous ones on twitch but it's easy to miss them. More space content is always good in my book!
I love the merge with this format, great addition. Would love some tank/launch m/star watching with the hostess of the museum or some other guests from this format.
WOW!!!!!! This was AWESOME!!!
Thank you Nasaspaceflight
WOW not being a technical nerd & loving NSF this was so refreshing & easy on the brain cells. Interesting with loads of "DAS" enthusiasm. LOVE IT MORE PLEASE
A fantastic addition to NSF content, especially since I don't do twitch. Everything went great, maybe you could have a alternative theme song for these shows instead of the stealth "bye y'all" 😁
“Later Nerds” is the OG Das Sign-off
Das, been missing your voice on NSF; you always give us a good time and leave us excited for more Space News!🚀
Regarding SpaceX loss-of-signal, wouldn't the plasma produced by rocket motors broadcast loudly at radio frequencies that interfere when it bathes the drone ship's broadcast antenna?
One way to mitigate that would be to broadcast from a nearby support vessel, but that would take the autonomous out of droneship and cost a lot of money.
What SpaceX could do is launch an autonomous drone camera to record to chip just before booster landing, then play it back for broadcast after the plasma cloud has dispersed.
Great show "DAS" hope there will be many more ,,,,,,,,,,, from New Zealand.
It really would be nice to continue streaming these events through NSF. Thanks for doing it now
I don't have twitch. Hope this becomes a part of the regular NSF feed
Absolutely fantastic.
so happy to see you, Das, we miss having you nothing against everyone else but I miss you on here
Great show, and I'm just sad I didn't know about the twitch streams before now.
Love the quick "red tan" Das went trough 😂
Absolutely do this again brilliant
great show Das
happy to see this on NSF!
This was great!
Great show
Thanks!
I was 10 when I watched the first step on the Moon. I missed the meatball when it was it was shelved during the Shuttle era.
How has that Snoopy in space suite! not been advertised or sold anywhere?
Stuffed Jebediah would love to go to space.
🌠🔥Happy New Year 2022! Congratulation to your Mission😍🌞🙏
They should take some blankets up, and give to hospital patients and donations per square inch.
Is this making up for nsf live?
Or clever take off in 10 minutes
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This felt a little awkward.... like they didn't research their guest very well and asked a bunch of questions that he wasn't qualified to answer..... also WTF was up with the passive aggressive comments about SLS? It may not be your favorite but SpaceX wouldn't be half as far as they are now without NASA funding and research libraries.