Video: Nutella jar photobombs Artemis II live stream
ALBAWABA - A Nutella jar has gone viral on social media after it was captured floating through the Orion spacecraft during NASA's most recent Artemis II livestream.
Many took to social media, saying that it's the best free advertisement Nutella could have ever wished for. This comes as part of many other clips flooding the internet of the 10-hour livestream.
According to CBS News, the jar was seen floating four minutes before the Artemis II crew made history by surpassing the Apollo 13 distance record from 1970.
Video: Nutella jar photobombs Artemis II live stream
A social media user via X (formerly Twitter) wrote, "Nutella just got the most badass free ad in maybe human history. All it took was zero gravity and a very good brand moment."
Another added, "Nutella just got the ultimate Space Ad provided by the Artemis 2 crew."
NASA was quick to shut down any links to product placement claims. Press Secretary Bethany Stevens told Futurism, "NASA does not select crew meals or food in association with brand partnerships." She added, "This was not a product placement."
While it won't land on the moon, Artemis II's 10-day mission is to showcase the Orion spacecraft's ability to safely transport and return the crew on board from a deep space journey.
