A September 15 post says NASA published previously unseen views of the SLS rocket launch, identifying the footage as 16mm high-speed film.
NASA has released previously unseen high-speed film camera views of the SLS launch during Artemis II, according to a September 15, 2026, post. The post credits NASA for the 16mm footage.
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@interstellargwBREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemis 2 š„ - 16mm High Speed Film (NASA)
@ShuttleAlmanacRT @interstellargw: BREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemisā¦@interstellargwBREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemis 2 š„ - 16mm High Speed Film (NASA)@ShuttleAlmanacRT @interstellargw: BREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemisā¦@interstellargwBREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemis 2 š„ - 16mm High Speed Film (NASA)@ShuttleAlmanacRT @interstellargw: BREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemisā¦@interstellargwBREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemis 2 š„ - 16mm High Speed Film (NASA)@ShuttleAlmanacRT @interstellargw: BREAKING: @NASA has just published never before seen, high speed film camera views of the launch of SLS during Artemisā¦
