Yes, they had to develop the Iphone film, and forgot to stream that bit, that must be it.

That says "during launch" but the last live video frames transmitted actually showed the car at roughly 500,000 miles away, far exceeding the distance of the Moon (about 238,000 miles).
And far, far beyond LEO.

Yes, they have:

"The car, mounted on the rocket's second stage, was launched on an escape trajectory and entered an elliptical heliocentric orbit crossing the orbit of Mars.[6] The orbit reaches a maximum distance from the Sun at aphelion of 1.66 astronomical units (au).[4] Video of the Roadster during the launch was transmitted back to the mission control center and live-streamed."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk%27s_Tesla_Roadster

Spacex's Starship gives us LIVE video of fucking reentry plasma, flaps as they disintegrate with the heat, splashdown.

After a couple of weeks, NASA's Artemis finds an Iphone video one of the crew took.

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I corrected the story to point out fucking ridiculous woke language.

Trolling is what you are doing. Posting ad-hominem shit that has NOTHING to do with the story.

So fuck off, you hateful, trolling woke cunt.

Being hated for opposing hatred is to be expected.

Fuck the manhaters.

Exactly. Let's get the ridiculous SLS out of the equation, and reduce dependence on Orion by using the well-tested Dragon for Earth to LEO and back.

Come on, this is Musk's old trick: Those aren't robots, they're people in robot suits.

Wut ?

I think man-rating the landers will be the cause of the largest delay.

This.
I love Space. I hate SLS/Artemis.

You missed a bit:

SLS is nothing but a giant money-funnel, sending US taxpayer dollars by the billion to Boeing and Northrop Grumman, using leftover parts from the Shuttle program, designed in the 1970s to be reusable but being thrown away after one use in 2026 @ $140,000,000 a piece.

"The real excitement is the competition between Blue Origin and SpaceX for the lunar lander."

I think they will both be part of a hybrid mission: Spacex from Earth to Lunar orbit, BO to lunar surface, Spacex back to Earth.

A Starship prototype already demonstrated "a soft landing (without anything to catch it like they have on Earth)".
But there is no way a human should be in that for at least another 50, successful, unmanned landings.

I think the most likely solution is a hybrid: Dragon to Starship in LEO, Starship to the moon carrying Orion + BO lander, and back, Dragon from Starship in LEO to splashdown.

But that would require Musk and Bezos to both swallow their not-inconsiderable pride.

"We came in peace for all MANkind", motherfucker.

Except of course that NASA used "manned" until the hateful woke cunts like your miserable self made them used the ugly "crewed" only to please the manhaters who cannot comprehend that "man" can mean "adult human" not "adult male human".

Fuck you, hateful misandrist cunt.

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