#Artemis1 Incredible Audio & Slow Motion 4K Compilation

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Published 2022-11-19
[[[HEADPHONES ON]]] Crank the volume on this incredible floating point audio from inside the pad and 3.5 miles [5.6 km] away from the most powerful rocket to ever launch from Kennedy Space Center, SLS!!! 4K slow motion captured on ZCam's and BlackMagic 12K Ursa and Studio 4K's.

NASA launched the Orion spacecraft to a distant retrograde lunar orbit atop the Space Launch System (SLS) for its maiden launch known as Artemis 1. Launched from Launch Complex 39B, at the Kennedy Space Center, in Florida, the Artemis I mission will certify both Orion and the SLS Block 1 rocket for crewed spaceflight.

Audio and Video brought to you by: NASA, Tim Dodd, Cooper Hime, Andrew Taylor and Ben Stineman from Everyday Astronaut & John Pisani and Andrew Keating from Cosmic Perspective - youtube.com/cosmicperspective



00:00 - Engine Startup [NASA Cam 808]
01:01 - Tight Shot Inside Pad 39B
01:59 - Looking Down Mobile Launch Tower
02:37 - Behind The Scenes Reactions
04:24 - Ursa 12K Tracking at 600mm [Realtime]
05:30 - ZCam E2-F6 Tracking at 800mm [Realtime]
08:34 - ZCam E2-F6 Tracking at 800mm [Slow-Mo]
10:19 - Booster Separation Slow Motion

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All Comments (21)
  • @Ch1maera
    The sounds of the SRB was phenomenal. Truly grateful to be living in an age where space exploration is coming back
  • That SRBs separation shot is truly amazing! Congrats to Tim, Cooper and all the team for the amazing footage!
  • @bogdog999
    A lot of people were surprised and awed by the SLS launch. Then I realized there must be a lot of people online today who never watched a live shuttle launch, the last being in 2011. Those solid boosters always put on an impressive show.
  • @pesco3773
    You and your team have hit your stride of high quality video coverage right at the perfect moment. With upcoming SLS and Starship missions, Everyday Astronaut is going to be the place I watch the next phase of human spaceflight unfold!
  • @TylerMcVaney
    Let’s go Tim and crew!!!! This footage will live throughout history.
  • @ClearAlera
    The way that skyscraper leaps off the pad is out of this world. Those boosters are incredible. Just went back and watched a Saturn V launch, feels like it crawls away from the launch tower in comparison.
  • @jzero90921
    Those sparks flying out of the SRBs after stage sep looked almost magical... as if they were floating in pixie dust
  • @floridaboz1
    The last time you was there and it did not launch was a blessing... Just because of all the fog at the time. Those are some epic videos you ended up getting
  • @tgn2502
    I love that you can hear the APU pumping sounds just like it was with all the shuttles
  • @DavidEarle786
    I don't think there is any one word to describe the imagery contained in this video. Just WOW! You guys are amazing for bringing to us this incredible footage of the most powerful rocket ever conceived in the history of American space exploration. My most humble thanks to the entire crew of Everyday Astronaut.
  • @vinny142
    Watching the close-ups you really get to see just how fast this huge thing moves once the boosters ignite. From a distance it always looks so slow and gentle.
  • I was eleven when they landed on the moon! Its good to be back....loved the music a perfect fit.
  • @maxiom7635
    Wow... the shot showing how the boosters illuminated each other in slow motion was incredible!
  • @SteverRob
    In my 26th year with NASA. Thanks for the hard work and dedication in putting this together!
  • @free_spirit1
    Congratulations on getting a seat on Dear Moon! Tim Dodd, the Actual Astronaut 😁
  • @LucasDimoveo
    I didn't bother to watch the launch because I was afraid of being let down. I'm ecstatic to see that it worked!
  • @takanara7
    I know people were complaining but the night-launch lead to some pretty incredible visuals. Like, the glowing embers of the boosters as they ran out. Amazing.
  • @TrayTerra
    Born too late for Apollo, too early for everyday space travel but just in time to see the second renaissance of the space age 🎉 thank you and your team for providing a fantastic way to follow along, in the years before and the years to come.
  • @fengziya
    This is some good quality footages we’re talking here. Great job Tim and everyone!