Orion got within 3 minutes of launch in the countdown yesterday before a variety of factors delayed it until today. Today’s launch window starts at 7:05 am and runs for 2 hours, 39 minutes.
You can stream NASA TV throughout the countdown and flight of Orion at www.nasa.gov/nasatv.
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Jeff, once again, you've captured an awesome pic! NICE WORK!
Great photo. Thank you so much. +Jeff Sullivan
Wow awesome pic :-)♥
wow was it really that color?
and every thing worked
Pretty close +Annabelle Tomasi, it was late blue hour, as sunset was coming. The white balance is pretty far towards blue so the rocket is white and doesn't turn out too warm, so I dialed the blue saturation down 30% in Lightroom to help compensate.
Yes, the liftoff was successful this morning +segran killdeer: https://plus.google.com/107459220492917008623/posts/Ui322PE8N7z
Que entretenido !!!
my dls will not let me watch online
When I raised my camera to photograph this gantry in September 2013, I was told that military police were watching and would take my camera or at least the memory card.