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u/ocTGon 2d ago
NASA Launch this morning... The lights were beautiful..
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u/MastiffOnyx 2d ago
Just want to point out, that if you ever see a dozen of these at the same time....you probably have 15 min to get 5 miles underground or your a Krispy Kritter.
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u/FutureMartian97 2d ago
How many times do you morons need to be told it's a Falcon 9 launch.
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u/latexfistmassacre 1d ago
I'm sure your military leadership really appreciates you sharing all that info
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u/Therealginahandler 1d ago
You act like there aren't new people to Reddit on a daily basis. It's obvious you have been chronically online. You should probably take a break, and a nap.
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u/Flick_W_McWalliam 1d ago
Chronically online? That’s the bozo who never looks up or goes outside and thinks the weekly rocket launches are “Strangle Lights,” whatever the hell that’s supposed to mean.
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u/Therealginahandler 1d ago
You know, there are people that don't live by the launch sites that have never seen it.
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u/LunaticPoint 2d ago
Spacex launches have been covered so long and so thoroughly that I think people are being intentionally ignorant.
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u/omniiViirus 1d ago
So You believe everybody should know everything automatically? Very ignorant statement you made.
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u/Any_Evidence4750 1d ago
Anyone within distance of seeing a SpaceX launch should know what they are by now.
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u/omniiViirus 1d ago
So what you are saying is that everyone breathes at the same time, everyone blinks at the same time, everyone sleeps at the same time and we all know everything the person next to us knows? Complete idiot.
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u/Any_Evidence4750 1d ago
So the thing is that I live nowhere near the launches and yet they show up on the internet so often that I know exactly what these are.
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u/Sea_Appointment8408 2d ago
Looks cool but not a UFO so doesn't belong here.
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u/Wurio 1d ago
In fact: it was unknown to op, so…
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u/Mr_McGigglepants 1d ago
But did it fit the other letters of the acronym?
I'm thinking no
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u/Wurio 1d ago
So the spacex crs-35 is Not flying? Nor an object?
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u/Mr_McGigglepants 1d ago
That depends on how you define object
I was just being a smartass. TBF though I got the impression OP didn't think it was. They called it a strangle light🤷♂️
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u/ReleaseFromDeception 1d ago
My friend, that is the most EPIC high altitude rocket plume lighting I have ever seen.
So, so cool! What a shot.
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u/psycho_not_training 1d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Augusta/s/O4bTVj0VFn. This is a little further up. Augusta, GA. I believe you can see this part in the foreground.
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u/psycho_not_training 1d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Georgia/s/ZQqJmcAwhv. Here’s a better view of the whole thing. Really pretty.
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u/Flick_W_McWalliam 1d ago
I hope to God that I am never Strangled by the Strangle Light in the sky.
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u/Onemanband62 1d ago
Looks like another releasing of the go about your business and don’t care about the government deceiving you gas.
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u/SpartanMoonMan 1d ago
Quick tip for anyone new here: don't post anything you find weird or can't explain yet. You'll get torn apart by a crowd of keyboard warriors, basement dwelling dorks. Learned that one the hard way a couple days ago
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u/maurymarkowitz 2d ago
NASA's SpaceX CRS-35
The big cloud-ish bit is the first stage burn back.