Live video call to the Japanese Experiment Module in orbit : 無料・フリー素材/写真
Live video call to the Japanese Experiment Module in orbit / jurvetson
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| 説明 | I just did a sweet video call with astronaut Woody Hoburg orbiting above in the ISS. [Video of most of it]We began with him in the Japanese Experiment Module (JEM), and I saw JEM under construction... so I pulled up my photo (on top screen) to show him the outside of the same JEM face we can see behind him in the live video feed (on bottom screen).We both agree that EVAs are the peak space experience (minute 20), and that the Russian toilet design is insane, creating a massive stockpile of filled bulky metal canisters awaiting disposal by a Cygnus reentry burn (minute 41). You can jump to minute 16:10 for a discussion of what should we breathe in space. At minute 31:16, we discuss my dream of testing mammalian fetal development in Martian gravity (a simple spin has in LEO). And then a tour of the ISS at 39:24. We are both high power rocketry enthusiasts, and that is how he found me (from my TED Talk). He went up on SpaceX Crew 6 and is five months into Expedition 69. Go 69, go, go, go!We used NASA’s Ku-band TDRS for connectivity, and so we had to manage the inevitable comms latency of a GEO-relay (vs LEO, like Starlink).He showed me the ISS, from toilet to breathtaking cupola window overlooking the Soyuz, Dragon and Cygnus currently docked. It was surreal to be doing this live, a variant of the overview effect for me.I took him on a tour of my space collection. He especially liked the flown logo panel from the first SpaceX human flight. His equivalent panel is still on his spacecraft and must pop off during reentry for the parachutes to deploy.We went for almost 1.5 hours, and I ended with: “next time you are on Earth, drop by to see it in person.” |
| 撮影日 | 2023-08-08 13:16:39 |
| 撮影者 | jurvetson , Los Altos, USA |
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| カメラ | iPhone 14 Pro Max , Apple |
| 露出 | 0.008 sec (1/120) |
| 開放F値 | f/1.8 |