In space, no one can hear your storage card scream

Perhaps the "Eject" button on the Nikon D5 was aptly named...Image: NASA (via r/ArtemisProgram) It's an experience most photographers will be familiar with: you go to insert or eject your camera's card, fumble slightly, and the spring or ejection mechanism sends the card shooting out. If you're lucky, you catch it in time; otherwise, it tumbles to the ground. It turns out that even astronauts aren't immune from this kind of gaff... but when it happens to them, the lack of gravity makes it all the more exciting. This week, a clip taken from NASA's livestream of the Artemis II mission around the moon has gone viral, showing what appears to be astronaut Christina Koch chasing after a card that shot out of her camera. The moment is at 3 hours and 25 minutes. Unfortunately, you can only scroll so far back in NASA's official livestream (as it's still being broadcast), but the moment has been captured in several GIFs. You can also see it with the surrounding context on CBS News' a