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Of all people to have in this, why ask the orange cheeto to make this speech?
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Of all people to have in this, why ask the orange cheeto to make this speech? Could have asked so many other more relevant people. #Artemis #Orion
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Confirmation of LOS -- Loss of Signal -- for 40 minutes
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Confirmation of LOS -- Loss of Signal -- for 40 minutesFinal #ArtemisII #Orion screenshot right at signal loss#Moon
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LIVE NOW: No big deal, just some humans checking out the far side of the moon as they fly by.
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LIVE NOW: No big deal, just some humans checking out the far side of the moon as they fly by. https://www.youtube.com/live/z-j1uxBmis0?si=Sub1Blzn6zWEioRk #NASA #moon #Artemis #Orion #space
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The lunar fly-by coverage has barely even officially started and I’m already an emotional mess.
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@mycrowgirl Only by a factor of about 1.5% #NotAllThatExciting #Artemis #Artemis2 #ArtemisII #Moon #space
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Question for my astronomer-on-speeddial @uastronomer (or AstroFedi!)
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@leoncowle @uastronomer I would guess that puts it right over Mare Orientale (the Artemis II mission target), which is ~20 degrees or so south of the lunar equator.