Spacex Falcon 9 Launch lights up in the sky in many states – Victor Valley News – VVNG

Victor Valley, California (VVNG) – A grand start on SpaceX Falcon 9 on Monday evening illuminates the sky over Victor’s and beyond Valley, with the observers from California to neighboring states giving a look at the rocket climb.

Falcon 9 rose from Vandenberg’s cosmic forces base shortly after 18:09, beginning his trip to orbit with low earthly.

As the rocket rises to the sky, its reddish series became visible through the high desert, extending into parts of Nevada and Arizona, thanks to the clear sky on the night of the start.

After the initial impetus, viewers witnessed a white splendor as the rocket separated and continued its way to orbit.

“The clouds cleared enough to make the rocket tonight from Vandenberg’s space forces base in California, visible by Phoenix,” the Phoenix National Meteorological Service.

This mission is set to deploy 23 Starlink satellites into a low -earth orbit. After the first and second stages of the rocket split, the first stage was successfully planned to land on a drone, of course, I still love you in the Pacific.

Originally designated for raising on Sunday night, the launch was postponed until Monday at 6:09 pm PT, with an archiving opportunities for a potential start on Tuesday, February 11, starting at 15:19 PT.

This launch marks the 23rd flight in the first stage of the Falcon 9 booster, continuing SpaceX’s impressive experience.

For those who are interested in watching the launch, Spacex often provides live streams from its missions on its official YouTube channel.

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