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Here are so pictures of SpaceX launches, as long as the sky isn't clouded over each launch is visible from my home.

125364141_10158816500302418_3298857473085346485_n.webp 125404758_10158902693928748_4957990612064694332_n.webp Spacex crewed mission launch 11.15.2020 View from the St. Johns River.webp SpaceX From St Pete.webp
 
Spectacular photos, thanks for sharing! A center of the country boy like myself can see something he would never see in a lifetime.
 
Spectacular photos, thanks for sharing! A center of the country boy like myself can see something he would never see in a lifetime.

Another launch tonight so should have new pictures to post.
 
I'll be waiting and since we're communicating in real time good day to you.

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Same to you, where in Missouri do you live, I lived in Columbia Mo for 20 years.
 
Same to you, where in Missouri do you live, I lived in Columbia Mo for 20 years.
Pretty much right on midway between St. Louis and Columbia, or 6o miles east of Columbia. Half a dozen miles north of a small interstate town called Jonesburg.
 
Pretty much right on midway between St. Louis and Columbia, or 6o miles east of Columbia. Half a dozen miles north of a small interstate town called Jonesburg.

I know where Jonesburg is, for 2 years I worked in chesterfield Mo and lived in Columbia, Drove in on Monday mornings, back Wednesday night, then back to Chesterfield Thursday morning and return home on Friday night. Lot of good areas for artifact hunting in Missouri.
 
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View of tonight's SpaceX launch from my home. Towards end you see the 1st stage quit which is when light disappears, takes couple seconds to see 2nd stage

 
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Those are really good. I always wanted to see the shuttle “fire” off.
I always have though from a plane or helicopter would be neat. I watched a video once of a fighter jet getting passed by shuttle like it was standing still. 25000 kph or mpg not sure now but either one is fastfast.
 
Thanks for the interesting videos. As a person who is very interested in cosmotema, I am very pleased that now many people are looking at the sky. They look in the hope of seeing the next launch. I hope that this part of the culture will bring good benefits to humanity. It would be great to get a lot of interested smart young people with a new mindset into good space projects. Perhaps they will come up with something fundamentally new faster.
 
Tonight's launch.

 

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