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    WGS-10 Satellite Launch [Image 2 of 4]

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    A ULA (United Launch Alliance) rocket, identifiable as a Delta IV Heavy based on its distinctive orange core stage and twin white solid rocket boosters, sits on a launch pad surrounded by a large steel launch structure. The vehicle is positioned between the Fixed Umbilical Tower (FUT) on the left and the Mobile Service Tower (MST) on the right, which bears the ULA logo and an American flag. The image was taken in daylight under partly cloudy skies, likely at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station or Vandenberg Space Force Base.

    CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    03.15.2019

    Photo by Van Ha 

    Space Systems Command

    Space and Missile Systems Center’s WGS-10 (Wideband Global SATCOM) encapsulated satellite mated with a Delta IV launch vehicle was revealed completely as the tower rolled back in preparation for launch Mar. 15, 2019 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, along Florida’s Space Coast.

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    Date Taken: 03.15.2019
    Date Posted: 04.10.2019 15:34
    Photo ID: 5254647
    VIRIN: 190315-F-DC888-001
    Resolution: 4928x3280
    Size: 9.9 MB
    Location: CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, US
    Web Views: 362
    Downloads: 59

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    The image shows a ULA (United Launch Alliance) rocket on a launch pad, enclosed within a large white mobile service tower bearing an American flag and the ULA logo. The facility appears to be at Cape Canaveral or a similar coastal launch complex, with a water retention pond in the foreground and support infrastructure visible throughout. The rocket visible inside the structure appears to be a Delta IV Heavy based on its distinctive orange core booster configuration.
    A ULA (United Launch Alliance) rocket, identifiable as a Delta IV Heavy based on its distinctive orange core stage and twin white solid rocket boosters, sits on a launch pad surrounded by a large steel launch structure. The vehicle is positioned between the Fixed Umbilical Tower (FUT) on the left and the Mobile Service Tower (MST) on the right, which bears the ULA logo and an American flag. The image was taken in daylight under partly cloudy skies, likely at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station or Vandenberg Space Force Base.
    A ULA (United Launch Alliance) Delta IV Heavy rocket stands on its launch pad, surrounded by launch support structures and a mobile service tower. The rocket features its distinctive white and orange/gold color scheme with three common booster cores visible. The scene appears to be at Cape Canaveral or Vandenberg Space Force Base during pre-launch preparations under partly cloudy skies.
    A weathered, partially ruined concrete structure with circular porthole-style openings frames a view of a rocket on a launch pad in the background. The composition creates a striking contrast between the deteriorating old facility in the foreground and the modern aerospace infrastructure visible through the central opening. Yellow wildflowers and vegetation grow in the foreground, adding a natural element to the industrial scene.

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