File:Echostar XXIII launch by SpaceX (32626261514).jpg

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And of course I grabbed some star (and Moon!) trails while waiting for the #Echostar23 #Falcon9 launch by #SpaceX, seen here from the A. Max Brewer Bridge in Titusville.

As noted previously, the rocket trajectory carried the rocket almost directly away from me, thus eliminating the typical arc you see if I were to the south of the pad.

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57 frames at 30 secs, ISO400, f6.3 and the last two frames were shot at ISO400, f18 for 164 secs and 167, with the 167 second frame being the rocket streak. Initial processing done in Lightroom, stacking done in Photoshop and then final edits done (again) in Lightroom.
Date Taken on 16 March 2017, 01:04
Source Echostar XXIII launch by SpaceX
Author Michael Seeley from Melbourne, FL, United States

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