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… NASA Live, the central schedule page, links to NASA+, YouTube, and other platforms, reflecting real-time updates. Keeping NASA Live open in a tab gives you a single source for timing changes, delays, or scrubs. Launch coverage often shifts, and NASA updates that page to reflect current conditions. …
… An Artemis II crew member& 039;s shot of Earth though a window - Image Credit: NASA Months before the launch of Artemis II, NASA confirmed that the crew would be allowed iPhones to document the journey around the Moon. In galleries released by NASA, those first images are now back on Earth. …
… A small step for NASA mobiles The iPhones allowed by NASA are not being used in a mission-critical way. …
Cosmic Perspective is filming NASA& 039;s Artemis II Moon mission launch in Apple Immersive Video to create a flagship experience for Apple Vision Pro. Apple Vision Pro NASA plans to send Artemis II on a roughly 10-day flight around the Moon, marking the first crewed mission in the Artemis program. …
… Credit: NASA The approach reflects how NASA approved personal devices for Artemis II. …
NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman has shared a spectacular "Earthset" video from the Artemis II mission, shot on iPhone. …
… NASA approved iPhones as personal crew devices, ending decades of restrictions that kept consumer electronics off crewed missions. NASA imagery and mission coverage point to recent Pro-class hardware consistent with iPhone 17 Pro Max models. …
… Honored that NASA astronauts brought iPhone to space with them. …
… In the tech sphere, the coverage has almost been swamped by the fact that NASA allowed iPhones on board. Granted, these are four NASA-tested iPhone 17 Pro Max units that were provided to the astronauts, and therefore they are limited in capability. …
… The Artemis II crew, shot on iPhone - Image Credit: NASA CEO Tim Cook made a post to X about the "successful mission" and mentioned the iPhone photography at "new heights." Marketing SVP Greg Joswiak joined in shortly after, being honored that iPhones were taken into space and reposting NASA& 039;s… …