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00:16
IIRC ~30 meters from landing
Looking forwards to those
 
4 hours later…
04:05
Youtube link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-qwhozfYeQ
04:55
There's a Koons on the Moon
> After troubleshooting communications, flight controllers have confirmed Odysseus is upright and starting to send data.
> Right now, we are working to downlink the first images from the lunar surface.
 
15 hours later…
20:00
> Due to complications with Odysseus’ internal navigation system — specifically concerning the software patch to navigation data to include NASA’s NDL (Navigation Doppler Lidar) payload, which is meant to ensure a soft landing — the decision was made to power down EagleCam during landing and not deploy the device during Odysseus’ final descent.
>
> However, both the Intuitive Machines and EagleCam teams still plan to deploy EagleCam and capture images of the lander on the lunar surface as the mission continues.
20:49
Tbh I’m impressed that they succeeded, having switched over from the planned nav system to the experimental one, mid-mission
That’s unfortunate that there’ll be no pictures of descent from a 3rd person view though
yeah. I was curious about how that'd work.
Honestly it makes me want future landers to run in pairs.
 
3 hours later…
23:39
oh no the stuff I'm hearing about Nova C now
this is all post-press-conference commentary
https://wandering.shop/@skrishna/111983082656787229
> IM-1 update: Guess what?
>
> They think…..it tipped over
the picture they have (of Altemus? I think I've met him but I don't know him by sight) is just...hilarious
per some Jeff Foust tweets, apparently the primary laser rangefinder / whatever didn't work because they didn't pull a remove-before-flight pin
so they made it to the moon, but still. 100% unforced error there
I don't go to the hellsite anymore so I can't verify that; I assume that screenshot is real
23:58
Oh dear

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