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An additional image of this mornings launch taken from Lake Mary, by Dr. Eric Moore

Image: Dr. Eric Moore/WRS

The second image was taken 2 miles from the launch pad on Loop Rd. The amount of light that a Falcon 9 emits is enough to clearly light a number of vehicles in an area where there are absolutely no lights.

Image: Graham Smith/WRS

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Working on a Dept of Defense contract that was signed 2 years ago, SpaceX continued launching satellites for the NROL. This mornings launch from SLC #40 went off on time with gentle breezes and moderate humidity...even at 03:10 Hrs. About 8 minutes later, the first stage booster returned with its own early morning alarm.....

Images: Graham Smith/WRS
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All remote cameras were retrieved from the launch pad of yesterdays launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 with the Northrup Grumman MRV-1 satellite. One image was taken of the engine flames with a Nikon D850with a 105mm Macro @ 1/8000 sec
The portrait view was a Nikon D500 with 20mm lens 1/2000 sec

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Another "routine" launch.......NOT, on time no launch issues, but the cargo is virtually the first of its type ever. A satellite that repairs other satellites.....For more images and the full article, visit our website www.wereportspace.com

Images: Graham Smith/WRS
White Room Image: Courtesy of DARPA

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Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Fl.

At 17:15 (5:15 PM) SpaceX will launch this Falcon 9 carrying the Northrup Grumman MRV-1 satellite on an easterly trajectory into a geosynchronous orbit.
The MRV-1 (MacGyver) satellite will be the first of its type to link up to other satellites, perform automated refueling/repairs. while at the same time it can be refueled in space as needed.
A full article on this amazing satellite & technology behind it will be posted with launch images on our website shortly after the launch

Image: Graham Smith/WRS

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Even with oppressing humidity and temperatures a bit below what has been experienced & topped with heavily clouded skies, SpaceX sent off the latest Starlink (10-45) at 05:10 this morning on a NE trajectory.
With the heavy clouds any hope of a "jellyfish" did not materialize in this area

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Starlink 10-42 Amazes the Space Coast — We Report Space Starlink 10-42 streaks into the early morning. - Image Credit: Eric Moore - We Report Space

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