November 16, 2022 02:04AM
EVERY time they launch, it's cloudy here in Jacksonville! I will always say the very best launch I witnessed from here was Columbia, in Jan 1986 (The launch before Challenger) It was at around 8-9 PM, it was crisp, cool and EXTREMELY clear. I mean zero haze! It was also a rare launch that went in a more NE direction. I remember I could HEAR it from my roof top and clearly see the Boosters break away. My Dad used to tell me the Apollo Saturn Vs were VERY impressive from Jacksonville.
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  Re: Artemis I Launch to the Moon (Official NASA Broadcast)

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