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Successful outbound trajectory burn! This means that the Orion spacecraft fired its thrusters to further fine-tune the astronauts' path to the Moon. Coverage of the lunar flyby tomorrow begins at 1pm ET (1700 UTC).

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If Trump Wrote Thisvor 5 Monaten

Think about what is happening TODAY. Four American-led astronauts are about to swing around the far side of the Moon… seeing parts of the lunar surface NO HUMAN HAS EVER SEEN WITH THEIR OWN EYES. They are going to SHATTER the Apollo 13 distance record… traveling 252,757 miles from Earth… the farthest any humans have EVER gone! And they are doing it under the American flag! The Fake News Media barely covered the launch. The Democrats said it couldn't be done on this timeline. The "experts" said wait, slow down, study it more… they ALWAYS say that. President Trump said GO… and America WENT! Lunar flyby coverage starts at 1PM ET today. Watch history being made… AGAIN… because that's what America does under STRONG leadership! AMERICA FIRST… EVEN IN SPACE!

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Been ( ⌐■Д■)vor 5 Monaten

Let's go! I bet our Canadian astronaut did the burn 😂!

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Moonvor 5 Monaten

Nice move! We're getting closer to our destination every day!

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Randall T Wardvor 5 Monaten

Why is NASA presenting a boring image of the flight. Rarely shows photos, mostly just videos of inside Houston mission headquarters. They should have had videos of the fading earth and the approaching moon.

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Peperoncino™️ 🇮🇹🌶 | @NFTNYC 24/25 |Team XI:XIvor 5 Monaten

🚨EPIC #NEWS 🚨 Live Streaming the Artemis II’s lunar flyby tomorrow. DONT MISS THIS EPIC journey around the Moon 🚀Beginning at 1 pm ET🚀

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pengineervor 5 Monaten

It's close. I can't quite explain it but here's an infogaphic for the close approach of Orion/Integrity for Artemis II @NASAArtemis shining a light on our future where we will establish a base and explore the surface or the moon, once again. Honouring the Apollo missions 🙏🏻

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Caitlin Barlow, MEd, JD ☮️🕊️vor 5 Monaten

Wake them up with Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon tomorrow!! 🌓

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Mek Juvor 5 Monaten

Godspeed Artemis II crew and MC! Tomorrow is a big day.

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spongmonkeysvor 5 Monaten

WE LIKE THE MOOOOON!

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Dumb Ass Brosvor 5 Monaten

Stay laviosa team 🥹💫🙌

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VBvor 5 Monaten

I have a question, stupid as usual, on you youtube live stream there are some faint or not so faint dots flying in all directions, some quicker than others. What are they? One was seen speeding into the egg shape, what I assume is Earth seen from Orion now. Anyone?

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Dan Seacroftvor 5 Monaten

Didn’t they say they’d sent iPhones up with them so why such shitty photos and videos again? Ah I know why.

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Alfred Ruttervor 5 Monaten

I watched that burn live. And apparently it was a really good one because you were able to skip two course corrections. You just did the third one and we’re about to slingshot around the moon. For all mankind.

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Andrew Streetervor 5 Monaten

Sick burn.

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Patrick Cockmanvor 5 Monaten

I’m 51 fixing to be 52 this May. I was just 12 years old when Challenger with Christi Mcallaugh ( Teacher ) happened. Since seeing Artemis II launch its Inspired my hopes about Space. I will be here in Harrison, AR in Support. See you all back here on earth. God Speed. Salute.!!

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Chris Petersenvor 5 Monaten

@_MaxQ_ If I heard correctly, it was supposed to be the 3rd such burn, but the first two weren't needed because the spacecraft was already on an almost perfect trajectory. Now, that's precision! #GoArtemis!

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News Nowvor 5 Monaten

Impressive orbital precision! That trajectory correction confirms that NASA is ready to return to the Moon with a crew. Ready for the flyby tomorrow?

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Hantanvor 5 Monaten

1.April😂

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Coonett Tech vor 5 Monaten

History will be made tomorrow!! Success Team…

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Petervor 5 Monaten

Watching live now. Go guys gooooo!

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robkoontzvor 5 Monaten

@JoeTegtmeyer Why not on X. Get a life!

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Amb. Rafiki Bahizirevor 5 Monaten

@johnkrausphotos The whole world is watching

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Jake CosmicShootervor 5 Monaten

The wiring harnesses alone tell a story. Every connection engineered for thermal extremes, radiation, and years of service. Beautiful engineering work.

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Deskvor 5 Monaten

Made it! lol

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InventorBLADES 🤝🪧👀vor 5 Monaten

Hi @NASAArtemis & @NASA Will this be live on Twitch also? Stay safe & thank you explorers! 👏

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NASA Artemisvor 5 Monaten

@NASA Yes! Coverage begins at 1pm ET (1700 UTC).

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InventorBLADES 🤝🪧👀vor 5 Monaten

Thank you to you brave Astronauts & NASA for again going where no human has gone before! Tune in now to watch history unfold on @Twitch ! Also you receive a super exclusive Twitch NASA badge for watching! Upward & onward we go to a new frontier! We are capable of ANYTHING we put our mind too! 🚀 🌙

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meyerpark @ Evo Vegas 2026,Dreamcon 2026,CEO 2026vor 5 Monaten

@NASAArtemis @NASA @Twitch Will there be more Nasa Artemis stream in another day few times until April 27? I was one of some who missed out on the Nasa Chat Badge.

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InventorBLADES 🤝🪧👀vor 5 Monaten

@NASAArtemis @NASA @Twitch Friday April 10th and I think the stream starts at 3 p.m. EDT. It will stream the re-entry so it should be live for quite a few hours. I’ll be live streaming also but only to direct my viewers to go to the NASA channel to watch it. That NASA badge is 🔥

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Mvor 5 Monaten

Good afternoon 😊 I noticed the velocity figure is decreasing the closer Artemis II gets to the moon

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Leddy Geevor 5 Monaten

Wait… NASA said “no more burns.” So, a tweak was necessary to ‘correct’ trajectory? All is well though, yes?

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Manolis Tsigrimanisvor 5 Monaten

@johnkrausphotos Ok it’s poetic we will get to the dark side of the moon. Pink Floyd reference:)

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Pretty Didivor 5 Monaten

I’ll be watching this, I’m never gonna miss it

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Sømebødyvor 5 Monaten

@drew4worldruler I hope they figured out how to warm up!

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JTvor 5 Monaten

Ready for tomorrow! 🚀

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