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All three main parachutes of the crew module have now deployed.

290,623 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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dreamyorbit🎧vor 5 Monaten

That 3rd one got me worried for a sec 😫😫😂

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Ed Fidgeon-Kavanaghvor 5 Monaten

When the Tunnocks tea cakes deploy, you know all is well 💪

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Global briefvor 5 Monaten

Orion has slowed from 130 mph to a gentle 17-20 mph. This is the safe terminal velocity for a water impact

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Gabzy Wisevor 5 Monaten

Red-and-white striped beauties doing exactly what they were designed for. This parachute sequence is deceptively complex (drogues, pilots, then these giants reefing in stages). Smooth deployment = smooth splashdown off San Diego. Go NASA!

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A.J.R.vor 5 Monaten

WOOOOO-HOOOO!! SPLASHDOWN CONFIRMED!!🫡👍

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blue star 812vor 5 Monaten

Fast forward to the splash

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OhTrav25vor 5 Monaten

Let's gooooooo

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ex RUC/PSNI Inspectorvor 5 Monaten

Well done @Tunnocks

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Sergio Hdzvor 5 Monaten

What a moment to be alive and witnessing! Congratulations USA!

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Sumit Shelarvor 5 Monaten

Three parachutes out — Artemis II splashdown imminent. Perfect end to a historic mission.

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Sabina Conradvor 5 Monaten

Nice to see them safely back to earth 🌍 🫡

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Dutchvor 5 Monaten

How do flat Earthers try and explain this? Does a plane fly up to the firmament and drop it?

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Ikemefule!vor 5 Monaten

oh

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Sarfo Crackvor 5 Monaten

Science is beautiful

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Tyler Cannonvor 5 Monaten

Fuck yeah man

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Mr.me 513vor 5 Monaten

How did we go from capsule to space shuttle back to capsule?

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Kairos - Ocean 1212-Wvor 5 Monaten

A Day at the Sea

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Cost of Americavor 5 Monaten

Welcome home crew.

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No Filtervor 5 Monaten

Thats all good and congratulations NAsa 🎊

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Grant Guskevor 5 Monaten

Back to the future 🌒

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Doctor24vor 5 Monaten

Impecable

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trtvor 5 Monaten

O cool! They entered safely? 😍

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Justinvor 5 Monaten

Incredible

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ジオアナ/GeoAna|地政学×株vor 5 Monaten

Three-parachute redundancy traces back to Apollo—Apollo 15 (1971) survived a main chute failure at ~40,000 ft and still splashed down safely. Today's Orion system carries that same lesson: design for two failures, not one. The 60-year arc of crew recovery engineering holds. 🪂

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ElMontarazvor 5 Monaten

Amazing how short is the transit from low density air to dense enough to inflate the parachutes.

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Tom TenHove ✝️🇺🇸vor 5 Monaten

Interesting how much it looks like 1960s method.

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Bud D. from Benoitvor 5 Monaten

Out here in Benoit we were all happy when the tired chute billowed.

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Kairos - Ocean 1212-Wvor 5 Monaten

the U.S. are still strong in some things

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Justin Casevor 5 Monaten

With all three chutes out, successful was the least surprising part

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Kathleen B.vor 5 Monaten

Bullseye. Bullseye. Bullseye .🇺🇸

Profilbild von PolitMemeAi🔥
PolitMemeAi🔥vor 5 Monaten

Almost there...

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NoTiedLandvor 5 Monaten

Looks just like Apollo

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Tour Oregon 🇺🇸vor 5 Monaten

COOL AF

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