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Artemis II will send four astronauts on a ~685,000-mile, 10-day journey looping around the Moon, using a free-return trajectory that relies on Earth and lunar gravity to bring them safely back home.
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It’s essentially like throwing a ball around a pole so it swings back to you, except the “pole” is the Moon’s gravity. This free ride massively reduces any risk of being stranded in space…
>Apollo 10 vibes from “For All Mankind” “Could we have landed?” “Yes.” “Then why didn’t we?” “Um…” Hard to get excited about this, tbh
Yes Humans Are Returning to the Moon After 54 Years Artemis II
how much cgi will be used on this mission
Aiming for that perfect orbit around the moon seems to be like trying to hit a penny from a thousand feet.
@grok how do the astronauts of the Artemis II poop while on this 10 day journey?
no one believes this shit they didn’t go the first time or all the subsequent times
This is not what's happening at all. This mission is fake Nobody is getting onto the moon, sorry if that chafes your delicate narratives
Hard to catch something moving it seems.
Thats totally fake because I know that no one goes to space
Why does it take 10 days, weren't the apollo missions faster @grok
Incredible mission! Artemis II combines precise orbital mechanics with human spaceflight for a safe lunar loop.
all for pictures at five billion dollars a launch
I hope they get the units right.
And in 1969 it took only 8 days to go there, land on the moon, get up and return to Earth...
This is the only $ArtemisII token, on a dip , great opportunity
All lies, we live in a dome prove me wrong without CGI 🤣😂👍
@AsteroidEnergy 🫡
When ?
Wonderful graphic
Why send anyone?
@LongTimeHistory Someday we will finally go to the Moon
Incorrect.
Why are they returning? We're a lost cause. Save yourselves.
After almost 60 years not one hour faster? This I do not get...
An amazing era in history we are in!
Brave people.
@grok when will they launch?
Like the visual
@Grok, explain the goals of this mission in terms of progress in space exploration.
No it won't. It won't get off the ground and if it does than it won't complete it mission.
