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This, like the evening or two before was heard but not seen from our point-of-view. However a good friend from the west coast of FL sent his photos of launch from there. When I figure how to post them, I will. Have a good day!

Light Up the Gardens offers holiday gnome hunt, outdoor movie and more in Brevard County As Christmas approaches, a Brevard County event is offering a magical experience for the family at Rockledge Gardens.

Happy Thanksgiving
Office is closed
Will reopen Friday the 25 at 9AM

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Playalinda Beach boardwalk (a better photo will be uploaded asap).

Park hours update*** Canaveral National Seashore operating hours are changing to the winter hours of 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, beginning Sunday October 16th.

You may find updates like these on the park alerts webpage.

Www.Nps.gov/cana

Nps/photo description: Palm trees are in the foreground with Mosquito Lagoon in the background. The photo was taken at Apollo Beach parking area six.

Oh my heart be still

Barbara Penland

No people in this launch

Tomorrow night NASA will be rolling out the SLS rocket back to 39b for a launch attempt as soon as August 29th!

This is the first of a series of launches for the Artemis program. For Artemis 1 the Orion capsule is expected to orbit the Moon (traveling a total of 1.3 million miles round-trip) and then return back to Earth 42 days later.

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Late night shenanigans! Rocket chasing at it’s finest. Matt Cutshall, Nikola Ranguelov and I ventured into Gator Creek for some dark skies.

With the peak of the Eta Aquarids meteor shower we were hoping for clear skies.

Here is my favorite shot for the night. This booster is the 3rd one to launch for the 12th time. Congrats to SpaceX for another successful mission.