Astronauten der NASA-Mondmission Artemis II machen zum ersten Mal einen „Schiff-zu-Schiff“-Anruf zur ISS
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/in-a-first-artemis-ii-moon-astronauts-make-ship-to-ship-call-to-iss/
Astronauten der NASA-Mondmission Artemis II machen zum ersten Mal einen „Schiff-zu-Schiff“-Anruf zur ISS
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/in-a-first-artemis-ii-moon-astronauts-make-ship-to-ship-call-to-iss/
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This seems like something that should have already happened!
So is that a long distance call or local?
Just trying to figure this out before the tax deadline
„… between a human moon mission and the International Space Station“
It’s cool and all, but I’m reasonably sure the dragon capsules and other shuttle craft have all been in touch with the ISS at some point, lol. There’s a lot of qualifiers doing some heavy lifting on this ‚first‘.
Project Gemini?
It is two cans with a very long piece of string.
How is it the first?!
Did the Apollo LM and CSM not talk to each other?
Did the two Gemini spacecraft?
Did the shuttle and Mir or ISS not talk to each other?
See when the Artemis II splash down is set to be in your time zone with a countdown aswell over here: https://www.calc-verse.com/en/artemis-2-splashdown
I bet they don’t have a 60s awkward silence in this call.
I wonder how much a call like that cost?
Your call is important to us, you are currently 7th in the queue.