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I was in Ocean City MD for the launch of the NASA's LADEE (Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Envirmonent Explorer). I set up at the inlet which is about 20-30 miles north as the crow flies. I was only able to get one long exposure of the launch. Since this was a last minute trip I was not able to scout out a good location. I had to rely on my gut feeling for the best location. I have never seen a launch in person. There is one less item on my super long bucket list.
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AWESOME SHOT!!, thanks for sharing. It was well worth waiting up for last night to view the launch. Could see it clearly from Burtonsville, Md. Thanks again for posting.
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Great pic! I was on the beach in Avalon NJ and had a great view of it. Very impressive to watch, even from a distance. Scott
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Thank You for the comments. I measured the distance from the inlet to Wallops Island. It is just over 40 miles.
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We drive by the Wallops Island NASA facility on our way to Chincoteague Island . . . Often wondered if they still did any launches from there. I guess they sure as hell do! Spectacular photo.
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Spent many summers as a kid in Chincoteague Island, VA.................Remember stopping by Wallops Island one year on our way home. Great picture!
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