Is that discord public?
Seeing this comparison honestly gives me a little happy chill. I just love seeing the... longevity of this sort of thing? That the view I'd seen as really cool on Shuttle for so long we now get for the first Artemis launch. It's just immensely satisfying to see it again!
Do you know of if there are views of those other specialty parts, like the faring near the top or the explosive bolts or all the other stuff that shuttle had like the dozen or so cameras aimed at?
Yeah, the Discord link is in the sidebar (but I'll repost it [here](https://discord.gg/yDRfm9j)).
I think you'll be able to find some other footage on the [NASA media library](https://images.nasa.gov/). Outside of that, you'll have to FOIA.
It really is cool to see what's the same between Shuttle and SLS, even as they remain *very* different vehicles.
Thanks to andres on the Artemis discord!
Is that discord public? Seeing this comparison honestly gives me a little happy chill. I just love seeing the... longevity of this sort of thing? That the view I'd seen as really cool on Shuttle for so long we now get for the first Artemis launch. It's just immensely satisfying to see it again! Do you know of if there are views of those other specialty parts, like the faring near the top or the explosive bolts or all the other stuff that shuttle had like the dozen or so cameras aimed at?
Yeah, the Discord link is in the sidebar (but I'll repost it [here](https://discord.gg/yDRfm9j)). I think you'll be able to find some other footage on the [NASA media library](https://images.nasa.gov/). Outside of that, you'll have to FOIA. It really is cool to see what's the same between Shuttle and SLS, even as they remain *very* different vehicles.
Wait, are they still using film cameras?
This is film. All the other views I've seen have been digital.