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  3. "During the lunar flyby, the closest Orion will come to the surface of the moon is 4,070 miles [6,550 kilometers].

"During the lunar flyby, the closest Orion will come to the surface of the moon is 4,070 miles [6,550 kilometers].

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  • clive@saturation.socialC clive@saturation.social

    @stefan

    I am super glued to the livestream

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    @clive Honestly, I wasn't thinking too much about the mission in the days/weeks leading up to it, given, well, everything, I guess.

    But then I started looking at it from the point of view of people who have been involved, and those around the world still cheering on something that really is a pretty big shared achievement.

    Yeah, space travel still kicks ass.

    Stefan Bohacek (@stefan@stefanbohacek.online)

    I wasn't really able to come up with much to say about the Artemis II launch yesterday. (Yes, I did watch it with my family, and we'll be following along over the next few days.) Reading some of the comments from (former) NASA employees, I see you, and stand in solidarity with you ✊ And I also wish the astronauts onboard a safe return back home. #artemis #ArtemisII #nasa #space

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      @clive Honestly, I wasn't thinking too much about the mission in the days/weeks leading up to it, given, well, everything, I guess.

      But then I started looking at it from the point of view of people who have been involved, and those around the world still cheering on something that really is a pretty big shared achievement.

      Yeah, space travel still kicks ass.

      Stefan Bohacek (@stefan@stefanbohacek.online)

      I wasn't really able to come up with much to say about the Artemis II launch yesterday. (Yes, I did watch it with my family, and we'll be following along over the next few days.) Reading some of the comments from (former) NASA employees, I see you, and stand in solidarity with you ✊ And I also wish the astronauts onboard a safe return back home. #artemis #ArtemisII #nasa #space

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      @stefan

      Yeah, I wasn't paying a ton of attention to it, though I ambiently follow the astronaut Christina Koch on instagram so I'd seen the occasional post about the training

      then in the last few weeks I got much more interested!

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      • clive@saturation.socialC clive@saturation.social

        @stefan

        Yeah, I wasn't paying a ton of attention to it, though I ambiently follow the astronaut Christina Koch on instagram so I'd seen the occasional post about the training

        then in the last few weeks I got much more interested!

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        @stefan

        I think it is just hilariously bonkers and great that I live an age where they're *livestreaming* video of their approach to the moon, and I'm sitting here doing my work with the stream in the corner of my screen

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          @stefan

          I think it is just hilariously bonkers and great that I live an age where they're *livestreaming* video of their approach to the moon, and I'm sitting here doing my work with the stream in the corner of my screen

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          @clive I know!

          This is what I think every time @iss comes up in my feed.

          A freaking live stream, from space! What a time to be alive.

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          • stefan@stefanbohacek.onlineS stefan@stefanbohacek.online

            @clive I know!

            This is what I think every time @iss comes up in my feed.

            A freaking live stream, from space! What a time to be alive.

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            @stefan @iss

            apparently if you connect with ISS astronauts via your ham radio they greet you by saying "welcome aboard" which is totally delightful

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            • clive@saturation.socialC clive@saturation.social

              @stefan @iss

              apparently if you connect with ISS astronauts via your ham radio they greet you by saying "welcome aboard" which is totally delightful

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              @clive Ha, love this!

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              • stefan@stefanbohacek.onlineS stefan@stefanbohacek.online

                "[NASA astronaut Victor Glover] also gave his family a shoutout because they’re in the viewing gallery in Mission Control. “Hey babe,” Glover said to his wife. “I love you from the moon.”"

                Smooth.

                https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/06/science/live-news/nasa-artemis-2-flyby-moon-mission

                #ArtemisII #moon #quote #love

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                "NASA Mission Control in Houston has lost a direct communications link with the astronauts aboard Orion, which is entirely expected as the spacecraft soars beyond the moon’s far side and moves out of the reach of large antennas on Earth.

                This loss of signal should last for about 40 minutes."

                https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/06/science/live-news/nasa-artemis-2-flyby-moon-mission

                Godspeed.

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                  "NASA Mission Control in Houston has lost a direct communications link with the astronauts aboard Orion, which is entirely expected as the spacecraft soars beyond the moon’s far side and moves out of the reach of large antennas on Earth.

                  This loss of signal should last for about 40 minutes."

                  https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/06/science/live-news/nasa-artemis-2-flyby-moon-mission

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                  "The astronauts have resumed communicating with NASA Mission Control Center in Houston after the Orion spacecraft reemerged from behind the moon."

                  https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/06/science/live-news/nasa-artemis-2-flyby-moon-mission

                  "And it is so great to hear from Earth again."

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                    "The astronauts have resumed communicating with NASA Mission Control Center in Houston after the Orion spacecraft reemerged from behind the moon."

                    https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/06/science/live-news/nasa-artemis-2-flyby-moon-mission

                    "And it is so great to hear from Earth again."

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                    #ArtemisII #moon #space #NASA

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                    Wishing the crew a safe return home!

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                    • stefan@stefanbohacek.onlineS stefan@stefanbohacek.online

                      Current status as per https://artemis.cdnspace.ca:

                      Lunar flyby — photography & observations

                      Duration: 6 hours
                      Progress: 22%

                      "Orion is carrying 32 cameras and devices [...] Fifteen cameras are mounted directly to the spacecraft, and 17 are handheld cameras operated by the crew."*

                      Looking forward to browsing https://www.nasa.gov/artemis-ii-multimedia/ when the photos are ready.

                      * via https://www.nasa.gov/missions/nasa-answers-your-most-pressing-artemis-ii-questions/

                      #ArtemisII #moon #space #photography

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                      Earthrise!

                      #earthrise #ArtemisII #moon #earth #space

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