NASA's awe-inducing iPhone moon video is a free ad for Apple, but there's a catch
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NASA's awe-inducing iPhone moon video is a free ad for Apple, but there's a catch
"The video captured the cusp of our bright and blue planet slowly disappearing behind the moon, showcasing the wisps of weather systems traveling over our oceans."
"This was all filmed on an iPhone 17 Pro Max by Reid Wiseman, the American astronaut who commanded the Artemis II mission, and has since gone viral."
"The iPhone recording has sort of become an implicit advertisement for Apple, with some outlets calling it the 'best iPhone ad Apple never made.'"
"Apple CEO Tim Cook expressed gratitude for the video, stating, 'You captured the wonders of space and our planet beautifully, taking iPhone photography to new heights.'"
NASA unveiled a breathtaking video of 'Earthset' captured by the Artemis II crew, showing Earth disappearing behind the moon. Filmed by astronaut Reid Wiseman using an iPhone 17 Pro Max, the video highlights weather systems over oceans and the lunar surface's craters. The footage has gone viral, serving as a reminder of humanity's achievements in space and advancements in consumer technology. NASA's recent policy change allows astronauts to bring personal smartphones, leading to discussions about the implicit promotion of Apple through this remarkable video.
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