NASA | ARTEMIS Orbits Magnetic Moon

[Ta3iapxHs]

nice!

[HemiHead66]

I don't buy any of this crap. You've got retired Military, Govt., Pilots, even our own Astronauts ratting out the Military Industrial Complex left and right. I know they've got bases on the Moon. You can see all kinds of stuff on the Moon in those older poorly covered up photos. So now they're back-tracking to fix them. Just compare the old ones to the ones, everything just magically disappears. If it was up to me I'd pull all of NASA's funding and throw their ass in the dumpster.

[metal220]

i have no idea what this means. stop tlkn in foreign language. i just needed help in dead space 2

[TheYuliita]

si deberian subtitularlo...

[claudiobaiocchi1]

Deberian susbtitularlo al Español.

Gracias

[sdfdfg6t66]

What an annoying voice-over.

[eastportland]

Twenty-eleven

[acs1978aus]

Thankyou NASA for not being mediocre!

[AH2BFREE]

this .....and yet we are still living in the age of religion. ....the rise of the machine is upon us....the technological singularity we be here with in one human generation.

Can't wait to witness the years to come in the late 2030's and 40's

We humans will either survive the singularity, or...we will not.

Either way, it will be of our own making.

[davea0511]

hehehe ... I like to think about comments like these, how they'll be perceived 100 years from now. Kind of like how we view the "flying cars" we're all supposed to be all driving in our modern-day utopia today.

No offense, but nobody knows the future. If anyone has a religion it's those who think they know the future, whatever they think it will be. Gee whiz ... even I'm religious but I'm not so bold. I do agree though that it will be of our making; So let's pull together. Not apart.

[Jouwl]

What if soemthing goes wrong?

:(

[davea0511]

@Jouwl

"What if something goes wrong? :( "

You mean like if it doesn't work? These satellites ALREADY completed their mission ... this is like a bonus round NASA just dreamed up! It costs no extra money ... it's a complete freebie. All the math is already done. Coordinates programmed in. It's the kind of thing that makes you want to say ... "wow, those NASA guys are awesome". They've been wronged in the past, past errors caused by 3rd party vendors via a shoestring budget.

LETS FUND NASA!

[Jouwl]

@davea0511

I was trying to be funny, actually. But hey that's interesting information.

[w4csc]

How long before the NASA report comes out that Americans driving SUVs are causing Anthropogenic Global Warming...er, ah....Global Climate Disruption....which must be stopped with a new tax and cap legislation, as detected by the ARTEMIS program?

NASA - wasting money we don't have on programs we don't need about science we can't control.

[davea0511]

@w4csc

Well under 0.5% of our budget goes to NASA .. the cost of the technology that comes from it (example: the MOS transistor, building-block of all computers was developed by the space program).

NASA isn't just space either ...remember when communism died? Thank the rockets developed mainly via NASA tech. Today's UAVs that do most of the fighting the war against terror? Thank NASA tech again (McDonnelDouglas Space division to be exact which does the remote controls for satellites).

[davea0511]

correction to my comment:

Today's UAVs that do most of the fighting the war against terror? should read "do most of the bombing of the fighting the war against terror.

Everyone uses technology that got it's initial development from NASA funding ... space requirements demand the very most extreme properties whose development never possible without the budget NASA is allowed to spend on it. It would blow your mind if you really knew how much NASA has improved your everyday life.

[w4csc]

@davea0511

Hate to burst your NASA bubble but from Wikipedia:

"In 1959, Dawon Kahng and Martin M. (John) Atalla at Bell Labs invented the metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET)." "The basic principle of the device was first proposed by Julius Edgar Lilienfeld in 1925."

How long before "they" turn the UAVs onto "us" along with their wonderful RF energy crowd control weapons? Every time we take sergeants out of the loop, we're that much closer to Orwell's fantasies.

[davea0511]

@w4csc

Like I said ... it's good to be wary ... but know what you're nixing before you give it the axe. In my experience few if any NASA haters take the time to honestly and thoroughly study the issue from both sides. While I'm a big support of NASA, you might be surprised to learn I'm also borderline libertarian. NASA does far less per $ invested that invades your privacy compared to most Gov't programs. It's the satellite corp's using russian rockets that worry me far more than NASA.

[davea0511]

@w4csc

Also FYI ... Bell Labs did this work with funding provided by both the space program and the Defense Dept so they could shrink transistors from tubes down to something smaller, faster, and lower power. Also there's still some debate who gets the credit ... many give it to National Semiconductor who also were funded for the project for the same reason. Wonder why the US is rich? Technological superiority ... thanks in part to NASA developments unfundable in any other way.

[davea0511]

@w4csc

No, you're exactly right that anything funded by the gov't should be suspect. I do NOT deny that. I do not however think it's a bit extreme to dismiss anything funded by the gov't out of hand, when we have the right to demand transparency - and regarding NASA funding transparency is there. We know exactly what is being built, how it can be used, etc. etc. Knowledge is your friend, w4csc, not the enemy. But, yes, tis good to be wary. I am.

[onefugowie]

who knows this....what speed is the Earth traveling at in its orbit??

[66stang347]

@onefugowie All speed is measured relative to something. So what do you want the earth's speed measured against? You said in it's orbit so I would assume you mean either around the sun or possibly around the center of the galaxy.

[onefugowie]

@66stang347 i found it..Earth travels at 67,062 miles a hour around the galaxy..

[w4csc]

@onefugowie "what speed is the Earth traveling at in its orbit??"

Relative to what..sun?...galaxy center?...other planets?...origin of the Universe?

Speed implies a body in relation to a reference point, usually Earth. If that's the reference, the answer is zero...(c;] Spiraling around our star on its way to Vega, it makes a corkscrew around 66,000 mph I remember a science teacher telling me in high school....

[onefugowie]

@w4csc your right i found its traveling at 67,062.00 MPH ...

in its travel across the universe towards Vega

[DaR3b3L]

way to make us look like retards, but a 10 year old narator thinking she got mad knowledge

[erlingurt]

nice+



[martiangrundy]

Simply STUNNING.

More beautifully choreographed than any ballet. A fabulous example of shit working.

SCIENCE FTW.

[roguemale57]

The right stuff.

[ComancheChiefSD]

THIS IS MODERN DAY BLACK MAGIC!!!

[ComancheChiefSD]

WHAT KIND OF EVIL STUFF IS THIS??? WHAT THE HELL ARE THEY DOING???

[rocketplumber]

Man, the college interns keep getting younger and younger. The narrator sounds like she can't be a day over 14.

[ReasonSharp]

Kudos to whoever calculated the maneuvers. If it was a computer algorithm, kudos to whoever made the algorithm.

[awe130]

How did Apollo land a man on the moon without this knowledge NASA?

Peace to you

[rodovre]

Great orbital stunt! L1 to L2 transfer orbit must be a first?

[ostormbringero]

yeah whatever..the only thing nasa is interested in is how to put more missile platforms or spy satellites in space. Politically wretched,scandal plagued, climate data fraud,bankers bitch organization and to boot their lying sacks of shit

[ComancheChiefSD]

@ostormbringero

AGREE 100%

THEY ARE EVIL SATANISTS

[T800System]

Amazing. I don't think I can even begin to comprehend how complicated this must be, but I am in awe of it!

[moonsalam]

..my sister is out again..at night..again..said apollo:).

[eyfatboy]

shame the name of NASA is hooked up with global warming idiots like hansen

THIS is clever shit

[mauest941]

Does NASA do orbital mechanics or what?!!!

[Pentaquark]

Line from "Armageddon" "You're NASA for *cry sake*, you're the guys that think this *stuff* up..."

[locomotive147]

I'd probe her satellite if you know what I mean...

[CounterNerd]

the satelites are aligned on my birthday,the 14th of November

[handplanty]

it must've been so hard to compute all those paths to get to the moon, especially when aiming to conserve fuel. I wanna be able to do that too :D

[tostrong4you]

cool

[Mattey10101]

I love how the spacecrafts travel, so much precision involved.

[high8us]

sounds like a 10 year old....cool...

[demonslayer55555585]

@high8us Would you do her?

[CounterNerd]

@demonslayer55555585

Would YOU do her?

[demonslayer55555585]

@CounterNerd HEHEHE!

[djscotty1111]

Very interesting thanks for post ! Xclnt CG

[shaddar666]

nice 3d, it must be lot of work, very good work :)

[NATEandtheMONKEY]

SCIENCE FTW!!

[moonsalam]

..welcome:)).

[uzimachi1]

Science rules

[IngoGallacher]

@uzimachi1 I totally agree!

[UnTiedMusicStudio]

Terrific video for demonstrating orbital mechanics and the solar wind! Thanks!