Watching A Rocket Launch From 230 Miles Away

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It's cool to travel to see a rocket launch, but if you know when to look you can see the launches for hundreds of miles around. This particular launch by SpaceX was timed to launch in darkness and into sunlight making for an easily visible trail. So even although Vandenberg was 230 miles from my home, it was easy to photograph.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p-PToD2URA



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