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firesteelrain
25 days ago
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Artemis II will use laser beams to live-stream 4K ...
A more accurate claim would be: never-before-seen in real-time at that fidelity from lunar distance.
venusenvy47
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The article talks about the normal blackout window of 40 minutes on the far side. I'm confused about how they will get real time footage from that side. Is there a lunar relay satellite that wasn't mentioned?
SV_BubbleTime
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Real time has to be about the most useless factor here. I don’t care if it’s a year delayed, it’s not like I was going to head up there myself.
ErroneousBosh
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It's not even going to be real time anyway, it's delayed a bit less than a couple of seconds ;-)
wang_li
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>...it’s not like I was going to head up there myself.
You're never going to be able to IPO your space startup with that attitude.
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