A space geek who loves to write and make videos! I'm a content producer for Jared Owen Animations on YT. I also run @OrbitalVel.
Overland Park, KS
Joined August 2008
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Progress on the Orion spacecraft video project is coming along nicely! Some of it we’ve had to do our best guess based on what information is available, like the docking module at the top.
Let me know what you think so far! Hopefully the full video will be done soon. (1/3)
ALT Orion Crew Module with the Forward Bay Cover removed and the docking module separated.
ALT Rendered view of the Crew Module with the docking module on top.
ALT Interior of Orion looking toward the side hatch.
ALT Interior of Orion looking in from the side hatch.
The interior of Orion is coming together quite nicely in this 3D model I'm working on! Most of the floor and OASIS is done -- even have panels opening. Gonna start working my way around the barrel section and then upward toward the docking hatch.
The @space_station truss segments were attached using several different systems, many of which involved a capture latch like this. You can learn more about the truss here: youtube.com/watch?v=jvhdNuiy…
I know there's some emergency equip in F1. F3 might have some first aid. D and E double as a radiation shelter. I’ve seen photos with Hansen & Glover’s personal bags in E. I’ve seen images of food packets around E and A3 -- just a coincidence? How are things typically organized?
I’m working on a detailed model of @NASAArtemis's Orion spacecraft, including the inside. Anybody have knowledge they’re willing to share? I’m currently trying to figure out what goes where in specific lockers -- like is there a dedicated spot for food, cameras, etc.
The latest video for @JaredOwen3D is out. It's about the Falkirk Wheel, a rotating boat lift in Scotland. Great work by the whole team! I had a lot of fun modeling the inside where the machinery controls the wheel. Check it out!
youtube.com/watch?v=ucyw6GVi…
The Artemis 3 crew will be announced tomorrow. The 2027 Earth-orbit mission will dock with and test at least one lunar lander—akin to Apollo 9 in 1969.
My crew guess:
CDR: @AstroAnnimal
PLT: @Astro_Raja
MS1: @Astro_Stephanie
MS2: @astro_luca
Who do you think it'll be?
