If I were an astronaut on board of one of these capsules, I would cry so badly and yell for my mom, although I'm a little bit jealous of the massive adrenaline rush they get to enjoy.
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Watching the final parachutes open up is soothing. Also, the window collected so much dust since entering the atmosphere.
they couldn't have cleaned the window before launch?
Not sure about the yellow stain but couldn't the water stains have come from the ascent?
fair, i guess it is possible.
taken by a GoPro camera
A heavily modified GoPro
Artemis 1 got some great pictures and footage.