#Spacex Launch Today Florida

Awesome noctilucent cloud from this morning's SpaceX launch. This "jellyfish cloud" is visible when rockets launch just before sunrise and as they get up higher in the atmosphere they enter the sunlight. That light illuminates the gases. So cool! #spacex #launch #rocket

Watching this #SpaceX rocket launch from Pecos Park in Ahwatukee! 🚀 #phxsoul #STEM #vandenburgafb

Watching a rocket launch and hearing the roar is absolutely incredible. Recommend 10/10. In the Cape Canaveral area, there are many places to watch rocket launches. You can watch from the beach, from the pier, parks etc all for free. If you want a closer look, Kennedy Space Center visitor complex has tickets to take you to a closer location near the launchpads. . . . . . #space #rocketlaunch #rocket #spacex #spacexlaunch #spacecenter #florida #capecanaveral #womeninstem #womeninspace #latinasinstem #unreal #spacelovers

Visible Around 05:24am from Northport SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches NASA's Crew 12 mission to the space station Launch was at 05:15 Video sent in from J Natz. Did you see it?? -Glen

The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral in Florida carrying four Crew-12 members to the International Space Station. NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Sophie Adenot, and Roscosmos Andrey Fedyaev are scheduled to dock to the orbital outpost at 3:15 p.m. EST on Saturday Feb. 14 to begin a long-duration space research mission.

SpaceX's launch on Wednesday morning created an unusual-looking cloud in the sky over Tampa Bay.

Falcon Heavy is back in action! 🚀 On April 29, 2026, SpaceX launched the ViaSat-3 F3 mission, marking Falcon Heavy's first flight since 2024. This launch also marked the first near-simultaneous side booster landings at LZ-2 and LZ-40. Did you catch those epic sonic booms? 🔊

What was that in the sky tonight! A SpaceX rocket launched from Vandenberg which is bringing up mini satellites for Starlink. #ocoutdoors #spacex #vandenberg

SpaceX's launch on Wednesday morning over Tampa Bay. What you see is 'water'. Rocket goes up, hits firmament, goes back down straight to Bermuda triangle. Which is 30 mins rocket speed distance from Tampa Bay to Bermuda. Normal flight +-2h. And if you go on @fox8newscleveland , they claim it's a 'strange cloud formation' due to the rocket, and that's how they shove the truth under the table and you keep scrolling and remain ignorant to the truth. FOLLOW➡️ @project.bluebean.official to learn the Truth so you can combat the Lies. Here's how you can help spread the message and make a real impact: - LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SAVE - every action counts. - REPOST my content with credits—help open the eyes of those still asleep. JOIN my Telegram channel for more uncensored truth they won't allow here: https://t.me/projectbluebeamofficial #projectbluebeam #spacex #space #rocket #dome

Starship’s tenth flight test lifted off on August 26, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. CT from Starbase, Texas, marking a major step in developing the world’s first fully reusable launch vehicle. Every key objective was met, providing critical data to refine designs of the next-generation Starship and Super Heavy. Super Heavy successfully lifted off with all 33 Raptor engines, followed by a hot-staging maneuver as Starship’s six engines ignited to separate and continue to space. The booster completed a boostback burn, initiated its landing burn with an intentional engine cutoff, hovered briefly above the water, and splashed down as planned. Starship achieved its suborbital trajectory, deployed eight Starlink simulators in its first payload demonstration, and performed the second ever in-space Raptor relight, proving a key capability for future missions. During reentry, the vehicle’s heatshield and structure were tested under extreme conditions before it executed a landing flip, burn, and soft splashdown in the Indian Ocean. For SpaceX, success in this campaign is measured by what can be learned, and Starship’s tenth test flight delivered valuable data by pushing vehicle limits while demonstrating new capabilities! Credit @spacex #spacex #space #launch #starship #texas #starbase

SpaceX’s Starship is one step closer to launching! #spacex #starship #staticfiretest #space #spacenews Video Credit: SpaceX Edited by @spaleta_space_odyssey