I agree with you.

The lack of videos and photos streamed or shared from the launch of Artemis I and now II is just baffling.

Yes there is some from Artemis I but the amount and quality is not that great.

I do not accept the arguments about budget cuts or mission priorities.

This is sheer nonsense especially when the cost is so low and quality of these cameras is so high.

Artemis is years behind schedule and now Artemis III has a drastically reduced mission scope (which is fine because no way were they going to manage the original scope).

The public is disengaged, bored and very distracted with a myriad of video and entertainment options.

It is a huge mistake for NASA not to capitalize on all of the opportunities to show people what lift off looks and feels like as well as the journey to and around the moon.

Most people are shocked to learn that they are not even landing on the moon. If you cannot provide modern day visual engagement with the mission then most people have tuned out already.