SpaceX’s latest Falcon 9 rocket launch came with a nice surprise when “space jellyfish” appeared in a clear night sky.
Clear weather conditions and early morning sun rays lit up the rocket’s exhaust plume creating a “space jellyfish”.This morning, a Falcon 9 rocketmade a successful launch and left behind a fascinating glow in the sky.
The hot exhaust was illuminated as the Falcon 9 reached heights where sun rays were beginning to fill the early morning sky.SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launch created a jaw-dropping “space jellyfish,” out of its exhaust fumes thanks to a clear sky.Malcolm Denemark/Florida Today via AP This most recent payload adds to the 132 metric tonnes of equipment SpaceX has deposited in lower Earth orbit.SpaceX / YouTube
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