The STARLINK Internet satellite batch was launched on Friday to launch SpaceX Rocket early in the morning from the Santa Barbara County.
Falcon 9 was released from the Vandenberg Space Force after 6:00 am, and 23 Star Link satellites arrived in the low -global track.
A photo of the SPACEX rocket exhaust plume seen from Newberry Park on January 24, 2025. Credit: Lin Young
After the separation, the first stage booster landed. Of course, I still love your droneship in the Pacific Ocean.
The rocket was visible from a point around Southern California, including Los Angeles. According to IT’s announcement, SPACEX said, “Santa Barbag, Saint -Luis Obba Biscu, and Ventura County may hear one or more Sonic boom during the launch, but residents experience the weather and other conditions. It may depend on. “
Mission Hills’s SpaceX Rocket view January 24, 2025. Credit: Jay Ruelas
If the rocket and its exhaust plums are clear, if the sky is clear, you may see hundreds of miles along the coast. Immediately after the sunset and just before sunrise, the release provides the best scenery because the rocket reflects the sunlight in the dark sky background.
The sunrise was 6:55 am on Friday, Los Angeles.
The photos from the New Berry Park, Torance, Mission Hills, and other places showed a rocket exhaust plume illuminated in the sky after the stage separation.
From January 24, 2025, the view of Torrance’s Spacex Rocket. Credit: Clarence Miles
SPACEX has a starlink constellation of a satellite that goes around the earth about 340 miles, and is trapped in space by a company rocket. The Starlink network is designed to provide high -speed Internet anywhere in the world.
If the condition of the light is correct, the satellite will appear on the train when parade over the night sky. The satellite may be seen for the first few minutes after sunset when the sun is below the horizon before sunrise, but satellites are enough to reflect direct sunlight.
Use the Findstarlink tracker to find the best viewing time in the future.
See Falcon 9 boot 23 @starlink Satellite from California https://t.co/cfzghn3qv1
-SPACEX (@spaceX) January 24, 2025
