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    SLD 45 supports the first National Security Space Launch mission on a Falcon Heavy rocket [Image 3 of 4]

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    A rocket or missile is captured in flight against a deep blue sky, trailing a large orange-red plume of exhaust or fire behind it. The object appears to be traveling at high speed on a roughly horizontal trajectory. The bright orange exhaust cloud contrasts sharply with the dark blue background.

    KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    11.01.2022

    Photo by Senior Airman Dakota Raub 

    Space Launch Delta 45

    A Falcon Heavy rocket launches from Kennedy Space Center, Fla., Nov. 1, 2022. This was the first National Security Space Launch mission carried out on a Falcon Heavy rocket. (U.S. Space Force photo by Senior Airman Dakota Raub)

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    Date Taken: 11.01.2022
    Date Posted: 11.03.2022 16:18
    Photo ID: 7490737
    VIRIN: 221101-X-WN929-1077
    Resolution: 2347x1562
    Size: 1.61 MB
    Location: KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLORIDA, US
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    A large rocket is captured mid-flight ascending diagonally through a dark blue sky. Multiple engine plumes produce bright orange and yellow flames with a white exhaust trail extending downward. The rocket's white body and clustered booster configuration are clearly visible against the dark background.
    A rocket is captured mid-flight ascending through a dark blue sky, leaving a broad white exhaust plume trail behind it. The rocket is visible in the upper right portion of the image with a bright orange-yellow flame emanating from its engines. The contrail widens as it extends toward the lower left, indicating the rocket has been in flight for a sustained period.
    A rocket or missile is captured in flight against a deep blue sky, trailing a large orange-red plume of exhaust or fire behind it. The object appears to be traveling at high speed on a roughly horizontal trajectory. The bright orange exhaust cloud contrasts sharply with the dark blue background.
    A rocket booster is captured in the process of a vertical landing, with landing legs deployed and a bright engine flame visible just above the treeline. The image is taken at dusk or dawn from a distance, with dense vegetation in the foreground partially obscuring the lower portion of the rocket. A condensation or exhaust trail is visible extending upward from the vehicle into the overcast sky.

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