SpaceX completes a doubleheader, launching Falcon 9 twice in ~4 hours.1yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
ABORT! Through a tiny hole in the clouds, I managed to catch the abort and subsequent explosion! RIP B1046.4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Building on the legacy of those who came before, Crew-2 is heading to the Space Station!3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Today's Starlink launch. That's 7 flights for B1058 in less than a year!3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Cargo Dragon heads to the space station carrying science and holiday goodies1yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Falcon 9 disappears into the clouds as vacationers watch in amazement.1yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
There they go! The 5th batch of Starlink satellites have been deployed! View from just south of the Cocoa Beach Pier.4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
That signature great flash of TEA-TEB igniting the center Merlin for landing.3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Photo-bombing a Falcon's Flame (Feel free to identify the bird for me)4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
The southeast trajectory gave us a great side view from Cocoa Beach2yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
I’ve been at Starbase all week. So far, this has been my favorite pic I’ve gotten. Sunrise on Thursday.2yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
Onlookers on a jam-packed Cocoa Beach Pier enjoy a beautiful dual landing of Falcon Heavy's side boosters.5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Ms Tree and Ms Chief return after their first double fairing catch!4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
Falcon 9 B1059 flies for the final time on its 6th flight. Farewell, good booster.3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
The Space Coast launch drought comes to an end with a beautiful liftoff of Falcon 9 with Dragon2yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Last night's Starlink launch with a bonus entry burn low on the horizon3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
The new all blue X on B1060 looks even better after flying to space!4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
I tried a neat trick to get a full daytime streak for Starlink L-283yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
A 30-second “laser beam” exposure of today’s Starlink-26/rideshare launch3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Crowds brave (Florida’s version of) the cold to watch Falcon 9 blast off.2yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Viewed from Titusville, Falcon 9 pushes Telstar 18V up and away in an almost perfect line.6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
9 Merlins producing an almost rainbow effect through the clouds. Congrats to SpaceX for 100 Falcon 9 flights!3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Falcon 9 breaks its string of bad luck with a stunning liftoff of 60 Starlink satellites3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Go Crew-1! Tonight's amazing launch viewed from the Cocoa Beach Pier.3yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Falcon Heavy STP-2 with a special tribute to LightSail. Carl Sagan's dream to sail the cosmic ocean presses on!5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launching the Merah Putih communication satellite from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in FL. Photo taken from Jetty Park ~10 miles south of the launch pad. [4287x2850]6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/ExposurePorn
I moved to Cocoa Beach last year so I could watch rockets launch to space, and try my hand at photographing them. After several attempts at streak photos, I finally got one I’m proud of. This is the SpaceX Falcon 9 launching cargo to the International Space Station (CRS-15) [3535x2357]6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/ExposurePorn
Progress continues into the night at the Cocoa Starship site.5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
The Falcon's Eye Nebula. During boostback, the plumes from first and second stage interact to create a jaw-dropping display during CRS-20.4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Starlink takes off! One last launch from LC-39A before Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken walk the Crew Access Arm and strap in to Crew Dragon!4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
I made it the beach with just 6 minutes to spare (because work) to get set up and witness Falcon 9 lifting Nusantara Satu to GTO, and Beresheet to the Moon!5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Awe and Excitement in the crowd as Falcon 9 lifts off carrying AMOS-175yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
“That’s a minefield of shrubbery!” Falcon 9 lifts off with the 6th batch of Starlink.4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Falcon Heavy takes off with STP-2. My first ever remote setup. (Hand warmers on the lens - forgotten)5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
I moved to Florida so I could watch every launch and try my hand at photographing them. This was by far the best launch I’ve seen, and I finally got a shot I’m proud of.6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
After several scrubs, GPS-III finally gets off the ground aboard Falcon 9 (through much atmospheric distortion). Taken from 401 near the CCAFS gate.5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Close up of a scorched NASA worm logo on Falcon 9 after launching Bob and Doug on Demo-2 [OC]4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/space
CRS-16 Launch and Landing (attempt) viewed from atop Exploration Tower in Port Canaveral.5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/spacex
Port Canaveral had their fireworks show tonight. With the truckloads of fireworks photos people will be sharing online, I figure this is probably the only place that would appreciate this one.6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
On June 29, SpaceX launched supplies to the ISS just before sunrise, which caused the exhaust plume to be backlit once the rocket reached a high enough altitude to be in sunlight. It was the most beautiful launch I have witnessed in my year and a half living on the Space Coast.6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/space
Early this morning, Parker Solar Probe hitched a ride aboard a Delta IV Heavy amongst the Perseid Meteor Shower. You can even spot one of the meteors in the middle of this photo. [OC]6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/space
Me Tree and ULA’s Rocketship meet near the entrance to Port Canaveral4yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
Delta IV Heavy launches the Parker Solar Probe amidst the Perseids Meteor Shower. I even caught a meteor right in the middle of the shot!6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/ula
Last night’s Atlas V launch carrying AEHF-4 to orbit, viewed from Cocoa Beach near Ron Jon.5yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/ula
Any fire spinners in Brevard who want some good shots of them spinning?6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/321
ITAP of lightning around Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/itookapicture
ITAP of several lightning strikes around Cape Canaveral, FL while waiting for a rocket launch. It kept causing delays, but it sure was cool to watch.6yr ⋅ Space_Coast_Steve ⋅ r/itookapicture
