Amazing 👏

Axiom 3 launch from 13 miles away on a cloudy day.

Tonight's Starlink 6-38 launch will feature Booster B1062 on its 18th mission. The previous 17 missions included 10 Starlink, 2 GPS III, BADR-8, OneWeb 17, Nilesat-301 and two Crew Dragon missions (Axiom 1 and Inspiration4) sending a total of eight humans to orbit.

I had a great time learning about the PACE mission and exploring the launch facilities with these amazing people during the PACE NASA Social.

The wind has settled down and it's looking good for a launch of the PACE mission at 1:33 am on Thursday morning. Dennis Hlavsa for @SpaceXFP and 🚀 Launch Window 🪟 #keepingpace #NASA #NASASocial

Sunrise over the ocean can be an amazing experience and I highly recommend it. Jupiter, Florida 3/3/2022 #sunrise #seashells #seashore #sunrisephotography

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

The Crew 8 launch was worth the wait as 4 humans began their journey to the ISS. Dennis Hlavsa for @SpaceXFP and 🚀 Launch Window 🪟

Starlink 6-41 downrange photos, including the entry burn, from Monday's launch. Dennis Hlavsa for @SpaceXFP and 🚀 Launch Window 🪟

Saturday night's rocket launch was scrubbed but at least I caught a nice sunset at the Jetty. #sunset #sunsetphotography #StormHour #ThePhotoHour

Liftoff of the Eutelsat 36D mission from LC-39A at the Kennedy Space Center. Dennis Hlavsa with @SpaceXFP

The mighty ULA, Atlas V sends the Starliner spacecraft to the ISS. Dennis Hlavsa with @SpaceXFP

The weather was a concern but a window opened up at the right time. 👍🚀🪟

Liftoff of the Vulcan Centura on its second certification flight. Dennis Hlavsa with @SpaceXFP #launch #Vulcan

Photos from this evenings foggy booster return

The Starlink 10-12 Jellyfish was visible through a small break in the clouds. Dennis Hlavsa with @SpaceXFP

The Full Worm Blood Moon captured from Port Saint Lucie Florida. Lauren Olesky wpec James Wieland 🏄🏻‍♂️ @wptv #moonhour #StormHour #ThePhotoHour

SpaceX booster B1090 coming in for the landing after sending the Crew 10 second stage on its way to the ISS. Dennis Hlavsa with Launch Window and @SpaceXFP

The SpaceX booster B1092 boostback burn and the CRS 32 second stage combine to form an amazing Nebula in the South Florida early morning sky. Dennis Hlavsa with Space FrontPage and 🚀 Launch Window 🪟 #ThePhotoHour #StormHour

Today's vivid Monday morning sunrise from the Launch Window on the Indian River in Cocoa, Florida #ThePhotoHour #sunrise #IndianRiver #StormHour Photo by Dennis Hlavsa