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This does not look like a "High Resolution Simulation" to me. It looks like a simplified fluid particles sim any modern 3D CGI software can do on a desktop PC. https://www.nasa.gov/feature/ames/lunar-origins-simulations

Artemis is the sister of Apollo, and strongly associated with witchcraft, mysteries of the female and such. The mission's aim is to put the first female astronaut and first coloured astronaut on the moon by 2025. https://www.independent.co.uk/space/artemis-launch-nasa-live-stream-watch-b2154809.html

Starts at 1min 30s - The objects flying in Triangle formation in space near the end of the video are seriously difficult to explain

6 small Meteorite hits total in May. Mirror segment C3 took greater than expected damage from the sixth strike. Confusion at NASA as to why their damage prediction model didn't predict this. Model put the likelihood of such a strike at "perhaps 1 every few years" but it happened right at the start of the mission. https://www.space.com/james-webb-space-telescope-micrometeoroid-damage

The pantomime continues? https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220713-esa-fully-cuts-mars-mission-ties-with-russia-angering-moscow

The telescope is made up of: (6 + 6 + 6) × 6 sided YELLOW Hexagons SYMBOLISM MUCH???

A young company based in Edinburgh, Skyrora has conducted a successful 100th rocket motor test for future missions. I want to share this because the engine has a new function for restarting in space. I recently argued with someone on the forum just about clogging the LEO. As far as I can see from the plans and tests of this company, they seriously intend to solve this problem. In addition to the fact that their main goal is to reduce the cost of delivery of cargo to the ISS and satellites into orbit, as well as to inspire people. Here is the article. I hope you enjoy such positive news at this time.