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During the Artemis II spacecraft’s final approach for a historic lunar flight, Commander Reed Wiseman shows off a spectacular photo of the lunar surface taken on his iPhone 17 Pro Max. here are the details.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n For the past few days, the Artemis II crew has been sharing photos taken on their iPhones, marking the first time NASA has allowed astronauts to “fly with the latest smartphones,” according to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman’s description.<\/p>\n In addition to the four iPhone 17 Pro Max units onboard, the crew is also using gopro hero 4 black<\/a>A nikon d5<\/a>and a nikon z9<\/a> To capture images, which are available on all nasa johnson<\/a>Flickr account of.<\/p>\n Earlier tonight, as the Artemis II spacecraft approached the moon for the flight that will catapult it back to Earth, astronauts took turns taking photos of what they could see through the Orion capsule’s window.<\/p>\n On the livestream, as NASA public affairs officer and live mission commentator Leah Mustachio was explaining that the crew had turned off all the lights in the cabin to get better photos, astronaut Reed Wiseman approached the livestream camera and showed a stunning photo of the lunar surface on his iPhone.<\/p>\nCommander Reed Wiseman took a stunning photo of the moon’s surface<\/h2>\n