Eric Pizzoferrato

@KoselHaTeg @AntonioSabatoJr Google says air density begins slowing falling objects at 35,000 to 40,000 feet. So I assume it hasn’t slowed down much until that altitude. My problem with this that I can’t see parachutes not being shredded when deployed.

@EricWVpizzo @AntonioSabatoJr Air resistance slows it down first, then then first set of parachutes before the final set bring the velocity down to around 20mph for landing

They have returned home when they never left.

@SnowPunn @BGatesIsaPyscho That answer makes absolutely no sense

@EricWVpizzo @BGatesIsaPyscho You cant think we can just throw the hand built engines/spacecraft built 55 years ago back into production when those hands are dead/retired & tooling is gone. We have all new manufacturing techniques/technologies. It's the same reason we cant just start making F-22s again.

A high-powered rifle shoots a bullet at around 2,700mph. This metal NASA contraption is said to be flying at 25,000mph - that’s almost 10 times faster than a bullet with humans inside. Please take all the time you need.

@mamacita4life2 What I want to know is, once back into earths atmosphere at 24,000 mph, how do the parachutes not completely rip to threads

We all watched Artemis II splash down yesterday… but I’ve got a real question 🤔 If that capsule just ripped through temps around 5,000° on reentry… where was the steam when it hit the ocean? 🌊🔥 Hot metal + cool water = steam, right? You’d expect a massive cloud, but there wasn’t much at all. So what’s the deal? Cooling before splash? Heat shielding doing its thing? Or something else we’re not being told? 👀 Curious what people think…

@RupertMyers Yeah, that’s incredible

What an incredible video of the Artemis II crew capsule coming down to earth at incredible speed

@BGatesIsaPyscho A question for all you expert moon landing scientists, if we already landed on the moon 6 times, why are we trying to figure out how to land on the moon?

@BGatesIsaPyscho And the a couple of small parachutes slow it down to 20mph 🤣😂

@KoselHaTeg @AntonioSabatoJr Here’s a question for all you moon landing dwellers. If we already landed on the moon 6 times, why are we trying to figure how to land on the moon again? 🤔

@EricWVpizzo @AntonioSabatoJr Glad you accept the explanation

@NewsTreason When you’re lucky enough to see a big meteor lightning up the sky and see how fast it’s moving, is the same as the capsule at re entry. Now visualize a couple of parachute opening to slow it down. I don’t think so!!

What a shock! Artemis is going to slow to exactly… 17 miles per hour before is splashes down… 😂🐸😂🐸🍿🍿🍿🍿

In 20 years some dimwit will be saying…. “They couldn’t have faked it. My grandfather was one of the guys pulling on the ropes!”

@JustJenRX A dog

I have a serious question 🙋🏻‍♀️ Who the hell would fuck this guy?!!! You really gotta hate yourself in order to give him the pussy.

Artemis II may have splashed down, but our photos and videos from the mission are still rolling in! Keep an eye on the latest: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…

@theJurke @BGatesIsaPyscho You spelled your last name wrong

@EricWVpizzo @BGatesIsaPyscho No its not ok sharing a planet with morons like yourself. Please delete yourself

@KoselHaTeg @AntonioSabatoJr So re entry is at 400,000 feet. Capsule is moving at 24,000 mph or 35,200 feet per second. At that speed it would take less than 12 seconds to hit ocean and you expect me to believe that parachutes are deployed without being ripped to shreds? Come on man! That is so ridiculous!!

@theJurke @BGatesIsaPyscho Yeah ok

@EricWVpizzo @BGatesIsaPyscho Its called atmosphere, air breaks, and you have no idea how large the earth is.

@danielholkss And, a space capsule traveling at 24,000 mph on re entry, is slowed down to 20mph by a couple of parachutes! Give me a fucking break! They would be ripped to shreds! Like slowing down a meteorite! I call bull shit

THEY SENT FOUR HUMAN BEINGS 452,000 KILOMETRES BEHIND THE MOON AND BROUGHT THEM BACK TO SPLASH DOWN IN THE EXACT SPOT THEY CALCULATED BEFORE THEY EVER LEFT THE GROUND THE MATHEMATICS WORKED. THE PHYSICS HELD. THE SILENCE ENDED. EVERY ENGINEER, MATHEMATICIAN, PHYSICIST, AND PROGRAMMER WHO TOUCHED THIS MISSION IS THE COOLEST PERSON ALIVE AND THEY KNOW IT WELCOME HOME

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