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The crowds that lined US-1 on the coast of the Indian River Lagoon witnessed the beauty of Orion onboard SLS lofting through the clouds. Cheering. Together.
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Julia Bergeron
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Julia Bergeron
@julia_bergeron
Chronicler and 🍪 baker.
Contributor for NSF
Opinions are my own.
NASASpaceflight.com
Space Coast, FL
Joined June 2016
- I don't know how I missed this photo from Starlink L21 but, wow, this is a beauty. I've caught the light dancing on the water in one of my photos but what causes it @LaunchPhoto? 📷: SpaceX
- It's been 1,249 days since @elonmusk announced that a third droneship, A Shortfall of Gravitas, would join the SpaceX fleet. Today we welcome ASOG to Port Canaveral! The updated design shields the engines from the harsh Atlantic and gives hint to more autonomous capabilities.
- Now arriving at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station...CRS-22's ride to space, B1067!
- The beauty of leaving Earth. Falcon 9's fiery tail as it clears the tower to deliver SpaceX's first Transporter mission. #SpaceX
- Falcon 9 transiting the moon to deliver another batch of Starlink satellites. Miss the launch? @NASASpaceflight streamed the transit live so catch the replay! youtube.com/live/tqg4WWYl9…
- A peek at the Blue Origin #BE4 engines onboard the #VulcanCentaur Pathfinder as it rolls towards the gate at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Have you taken your booster for a walk today?
- SpaceX just launched B1051 for the tenth time! It was a beautiful night for a Starlink launch and, yes, a landing on JRTI downrange. My view of the launch from the Titusville Marina where dolphins were playing. (Yes, I believe in lucky dolphins.) Article: nasaspaceflight.com/2021/05/histor…
- My remote camera took 1000+ photos. So many that it made another file on the SD card. I thought my camera missed the engine shot, but no, it was hidden waiting for me to back up my card. Enjoy one more view of Falcon 9 launching 88 payloads to orbit. #Transporter2
- That'll do Falcon, that'll do. Sometimes the view from home (13 miles from the pad) is all you need to end the work day. Indeed, you can hear the launch as well. See you again soon B1058!
