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A more accurate claim would be: never-before-seen in real-time at that fidelity from lunar distance.
by firesteelrain 7mo ago
A more accurate claim would be: never-before-seen in real-time at that fidelity from lunar distance.
- SV_BubbleTime 7mo agoReal 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.
- wang_li 7mo ago>...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.
- ErroneousBosh 7mo agoIt's not even going to be real time anyway, it's delayed a bit less than a couple of seconds ;-)
- venusenvy47 7mo agoThe 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?