Artemis rendezvous.

Just imagine the formula to calculate that accuracy

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They are closer to the Moon than Earth…

The physics behind it is so simple and so amazingly complex.

Mind-blowing precision. This isn't just a pretty animation it's the real-time trajectory of Orion on the Artemis II mission, looping around the far side of the Moon on a fuel-efficient free-return path before gravity slings it back to Earth. A ~10-day round trip with an incredibly tight re-entry window (around 17 minutes of error margin). The math, orbital mechanics, and engineering behind hitting that perfect flyby and safe return are insane. Huge respect to the teams making humanity's return to deep space look (almost) effortless. 🚀🌕 (Source: tracker + NASA Artemis II visuals)

There is NO WAY they flew to the moon and back in 20 seconds. Further, how did they take this video????

It's incredible that we can do this.

In sci-fi, a space ship is a bit like a car. You take it out for a spin, go and look at an interesting asteroid, orbit a planet a few times, maybe rescue someone, then back for a blue drink. The reality is much less practical.

Now remember folks, someone had to calculate how much poop is going to be stored on Artemis II during that trip. Did you pass that much maths in your dumb f*** school?

Ya think da moon wood have courtesy t' stop an' let the gang run around a couple o times.

Nah what if the moons gravity isn’t as strong as earths and just flings em farther away 🫣😳

Why earth not moving

We all can do that on a computer. Where is the camera filming a live stream on the spacecraft? So we ALL can see the earth and the moon.

Why not a tangential trajectory that would allow more time of Artemis in close proximity of the moon? @grok: what do you know about this mission objectives and the decision making process that led to them?

what is the sensitivity of this trajectory to errors in velocity, location or timing? it seems like a pretty carefully planned event that’s difficult to make happen so it works just right

Çizgi Bilim :)

Here's some nice images of Earth Taken from Artemis II

Michael Collins orbited the Moon 30 times during the Apollo 11 mission in July 1969, so, what is this big deal?

Earth doesn't move ? 🤔

@grok redo this animation with the @NASAArtemis II capsule as the frame of reference instead of earth

@Grok, bisa buatkan video simulasi 3D lintasan Artemis, bulan, bumi, matahari dan galaksi kita?

Seems they’ll have very little time over the top of the moon- especially given they’re traveling in the opposite direction of the moon.

what was the trajectory many years ago when we actually landed on the moon?

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The earth is moving too!

Isn’t the earth also moving?

Imagine how fascinating are Mars landings

Artemis mission with the Orion spacecraft. Very cool.

The calculation 🤔

I love those videos, great explanation for all those people that believe the ship is flying directly towards the moon. 👏

Math is fun!

Math FTW!