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    Zuhause: Die Besatzung der Artemis II macht eine letzte Aufnahme einer sichelförmigen Erde, bevor sie morgen den Mond erreicht

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    2. congob0ngo on

      It must be totally surreal to see this in person.

      While beautiful, it is slightly unsettling to be so far away from home.

    3. Void_Vakarian on

      Incredible! I can’t imagine the feeling of seeing everything you know and love that small and far away!

    5. IsChristianAwake on

      Seeing the Earth surrounded by endless darkness is equally terrifying and beautiful

    7. hermiona52 on

      Seeing Earth becoming smaller and smaller, being swallowed by the emptiness of space must be anxiety inducing.

    8. scumfeed on

      Imagine being in that capsule watching Earth shrink, wondering if everyone got the math right, hoping gravity and science are still working the same and you’re not going to miss and fire off into space forever.

    9. Mr_FriedPotato on

      who can explain to me why the earth looks so small compared to how the moon looks like from earth.
      Plus, i just remembered, the earth is way bigger than the moon. So i feel like the earth should look much bigger than how it looks now.

      i find that quite interesting? is it the atmosphere of earth that creates that magnifying effect of the moon?

    10. ret255 on

      Yeah, what if moon people capture their spaceship on the other side of the Moon 😮

    11. BlauwKonijn on

      Apart from the fact the image and the whole mission is beyond mind blowing, the odd thing for me is that in a few days, these 4 astronauts will be back home, making breakfast or watch a silly tv show after having done this crazy journey. They’re like us and at the same time they’re not.

    13. LetMeBuildYourSquad on

      Incredible. Even with everything going on, I feel very blessed to living through this era of discovery

    15. Happy_Addie on

      something about this feels way more emotional than it should… like i remember looking at the moon one night and realizing it’s the same one everyone else is seeing, no matter where they are, and it kinda messed with my head for a second. moments like this make space feel less distant and more personal somehow, like you’re connected to something bigger without even trying to be

    17. Apex_Atheist on

      Is there a reason they’re staying so far away from the moon? Seems that if you’re going all that way, might as well do a few laps around the moon before coming home.

    18. MintyNinja41 on

      You know, I’d be lying if i said I haven’t been listening to the intro music from *Star Trek: Enterprise* a lot lately.

    21. deliciouschickenwing on

      İ appreciate the folks at Nasa going through all this effort just to snap me a fresh new desktop background. Real nice of them.

    22. jnighy on

      Imagine when they’re in the other side of the moon and Earth becomes invisible. A really “what the fuck am I doing here” moment

    23. geodeciduous on

      In the future a different crew will see a similar view but it’ll be Mars instead and getting closer and closer.

    24. MegMD1230 on

      It’s a bit weird to look at that pic and think that in a way I’m looking at myself sitting on the couch at my sister’s house typing this.

    25. Comprehensive-Mud704 on

      *slaps roof* you can fit so much unnecessary drama in that bad boy

    26. FearDaTusk on

      They reach the moon tomorrow? I feel like they left yesterday 😅

      Honestly I feel like I’ve taken trips driving across the States that have taken me longer.

      I need to do some reading on mission details. I’m curious of their timelines and I’m still impressed with the speed of travel.

    27. Strid3r21 on

      My mind would be like „God I hope they programmed this route correctly“

      Because if they missed the moon somehow they would be flung into outer space.

    29. SEIKRID on

      I wonder if for a moment you can just forget about the world’s problems and wars and just feel free

    31. reddit_account6095 on

      Are there any images from the „front“ of this mission, i.e. ones of the Moon getting closer and closer?

    32. arpitansu on

      once they are behind the moon they will lose connection with earth for almost 40mins, it will be nothing for us but for them it will feel like a lifetime

    34. MAGICIAN_OG on

      Terrifying and surreal at the same time. I wonder how they feel up there. Must be peaceful too

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