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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 10:12 pm
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This was the best space jellyfish 🪼 that I have ever seen! It was spotted up and down the entire east coast (including by my dad in Baltimore - his iPhone image is at the end of this set)!
I photographed the launch from the NASA causeway. At 6:33am, a tiny bit of blue was creeping into the sky and by the time the jellyfish was doing its thing and especially by the time the booster landed, some nicer color came into play.
This mission is a critical resupply mission brining solar panels, science experiments, and most importantly, hummus, to the International Space Station!
📸 LUMIX G9 + PanaLeica 200mm - my G9IIs were used for the 8-minute long exposures streak shots.
#crs35 #nasa #spacex #rocket #launch
I photographed the launch from the NASA causeway. At 6:33am, a tiny bit of blue was creeping into the sky and by the time the jellyfish was doing its thing and especially by the time the booster landed, some nicer color came into play.
This mission is a critical resupply mission brining solar panels, science experiments, and most importantly, hummus, to the International Space Station!
📸 LUMIX G9 + PanaLeica 200mm - my G9IIs were used for the 8-minute long exposures streak shots.
#crs35 #nasa #spacex #rocket #launch
Comments (100)
9 days agoteehuti369
Holy shyte these photos are epic & sooo defined 🤩 Looks like water & a firmament to me 🔮
14 days agoaiebbrasil
"Se te elevares como águia e puseres o teu ninho entre as estrelas, dali te derribarei, diz o Senhor." — Obadias 1:4
20 days agochris.knoblauch.944
I don’t understand why these type of phenomenon are happening now. If you don’t remember seeing these type of pictures 10 years ago. What has changed?
21 days agokp_gilmore
Giving it some buzz name doesnt hide what was happening. The firmament won yet again.
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