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29 for a round-the-moon mission that will last more than a month. Waiting inside to greet them – Commander Moonikin Campos who is also one of the ‘passengers’ on board #Artemis I,' DLR tweeted (opens in new tab).Īrtemis 1 aims to launch no earlier than Aug. This past week, Helga & Zohar have been assembled & installed in the capsule at. While DLR was loading some mannequins on board Artemis 1, engineers uploaded an image of the NASA human simulant, who is named after Apollo 13 engineer Arturo Campos. 11, 2022: The German space agency caught a glimpse of a NASA 'moonikin' during final preparations for a lunar mission. I mean it just keeps going ,and going we can keep looking at it.A 'moonikin' named after a NASA Apollo 13 engineer, Arturo Campos, is strapped inside the Artemis 1 moonbound spacecraft. Let me just finish looking at the entire picture. This video its probably the least dense with actual instruction, but hopefully the most dense with inspiration. But look at that, that's a nice looking galaxy right there. I feel kind of bad for drawing on it, it kind of ruins the picture. I'm not going to keep doing it the whole day. So I just wanted to highlight this with you, and really just look at it. So these are just enormous things, and they're just an infinite number of them. Not, much left in a lifetime of one individual. Something that we could never, based with current technology, or even current science, we could ever hope to traverse in the lifetime of humanity. That even from you know one pixel on these galaxies is unimaginable distance. These galaxies have hundred of billions of stars. And remember I'm just circling these galaxies, just left and right, and you kind of lose sight of what each galaxy actually is. I suspect some of this stuff might actually be clusters of galaxies. You can see a galaxy, another galaxy, another galaxy, another galaxy.

They're all on NASA's website, a lot of these are on Wikipedia. You can kind of keep, keep zooming in, but I just this thing, and I encourage you I mean there's so many unbelievable images you can look up.

#Pictures of the universe for sale Patch

We could probably even focus on a patch of sky like that and see that many galaxies again. There ones that might be even further, or there definitely are ones that are further back and their light is just even more. These are just the ones that we could see. That you can keep doing that forever and this is just in that little patch of sky, and this is obviously not all of the galaxies of the universe. But what is amazing about this, is this is an actual picture. The reason I want to draw you this, obviously in the last video I showed you our local group, I showed you the Virgo super cluster, I showed you the kind of clusters of clusters and I even showed you the depiction of the observable universe. I just want to be clear, some of these things are nearby stars, but most of these things are galaxies. Everything, everything that I'm showing you right here. So this right here is what the Hubble telescope saw in that patch.

The whole point of this, once again like all of these videos is really to kind of just blow your mind. So with that said out of the way, just remember everything we're talking about in this video is in this little patch of sky right over here. The clusters of galaxies, and the super clusters of galaxies. You really could've done this with any patch of sky, but in other patches of sky there wouldve been nearby stars that would've blocked things, but the galaxies are there, beyond that. But to really give you an idea of how small of a patch of sky that really is. Obviously the moon is moving around so I'm not going to tell you which exact patch of sky this is.

So just keep in mind everything you're going to see is in this little patch of the night sky, and I think the main point for showing the moon here. They picked this location right over here because there weren't that many nearby stars there so it really allowed the telescope, because if there were nearby stars that light would've kind of outshone things that are behind it further away maybe perhaps galaxies. The whole point of this video is really just to look at, what in my mind is one of the coolest pictures ever taken by anything, and this was actually taken by the Hubble telescope and what they did is, they pointed the telescope at this area of our night sky and obviously the Hubble telescope, it's out in orbit, so it doesn't have to worry about all the interference from our actual atmosphere, so it gets a nice good look at things, but it's right over here, relative to the moon, and obviously the moon is moving around, but on that day, it was here, relative to the moon and they picked this location.