The Ultimate Hi-Fi 4K Slow-Mo SuperCut of Artemis II!
Footage and Audio made possible by: Ryan Chylinski, Andrew Taylor, Spencer Tetik, Jami Higginbotham, Andrew Keating, Collin Thrash, Ben Stineman, NASA, Blackmagic Design, Sigma America, and Freefly Systems
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - Pad 1 Realtime
00:44 - Pad Slow Mo
01:08 - Top Of Tower
01:46 - Engines From Deck
02:19 - Engine Super Slow Mo
02:55 - Side Slow Mo
03:39 - Over Tim's Shoulder
04:49 - Inside Trailer
05:20 - Aerial Slow Mo
07:00 - NASA Tracker Realtime 11:39 - Onboard Booster Sep
12:02 - Orion Sep
12:18 - Earth Set
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MASSIVE FIRE STORM with firenadoes and fire whirls advancing west of Englewood, Kansas. Firefighters trying to fight it! Winds 50-70 mph in gusts @accuweather
@robcarpenter@FossilLocator Why are you cherry picking incidents? Anhydrous ammonia releases have happened many times between 2023 and 2025 and yet you cite 3 insurances from both of those years?
Also, the fact that first responders got exposed in such a manner indicates severe negligence. I don’t have all the details yet but there is no situation in which trained first responders should get chemical burns from ammonia.
Anhydrous ammonia tankers are one of the safest chemical transport methods. They routinely park in lots like this and have specific precautions to take as per DOT/RMP/PSM standards. These incidents are statistically an insignificant occurrence.
Airgas tanker carrying 25k lbs of anhydrous ammonia parked behind a Holiday Inn Express Wednesday night in Oklahoma. Driver went to get a room.
Faulty valve. Toxic cloud. 36+ hospitalized. 11 critical. 5 first responders with chemical burns.
This is the SECOND major NH3 incident in 7 days.
Why is a Class 8 hazmat tanker parking at a hotel?
The driver walked away from 8,500 gallons of one of the deadliest materials on the road and went to bed.
First responders found hotel guests fleeing through toxic fumes, gasping for air. A 89-year-old woman on hospice had to be evacuated. "But this is my house."
Anhydrous ammonia burns on contact. Destroys lung tissue. Displaces oxygen.
2023: 5 dead in Illinois from NH3 spill
2025: Mississippi plant explosion
2025: Weatherford disaster
Every hazmat carrier should be reviewing parking protocols TODAY.
Every terminal should be retraining drivers on procedures.
@Ascii211 Siiiiick. My photos came out dogshit but I’m gonna try some post processing wizardry to fix my fucking terrible technique I demonstrated while shooting the other night