Artemis up-close: BYU acoustics collects data from NASAs big launch @BYU
Artemis up-close: BYU acoustics collects data from NASAs big launch  @BYU
Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A BYU acoustics team, noted for studying the world's loudest sounds, shares its first-hand account of measuring audio levels during NASA's epic Artemis launch in November. Undeterred by two hurricanes and other challenges, the BYU team of undergraduate students (led by professors Kent Gee and Grant Hart) used their customized field equipment to record high intensity audio of the launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

Additional footage provided by NASA Kennedy Space Center.
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Artemis up-close: BYU acoustics collects data from NASA's big launch

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