@ChadwickSpace

ERAU 27’ Aerospace Engineering student. Amateur photographer. Opinions are my own. Instagram: https://xitter.cf/t.co/MksUfo83EC

Joined March 2024
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I think it’s time for my 2025 Photo Recap! This will consist of 20 of my favorite Aerospace photos ive taken this year. 1. The maiden launch of New Glenn from Jetty Park 2. Worldview Legion 5&6 from Daytona Beach 3. Air Force One arriving in Daytona 4. F-35 at Sun ‘n Fun (1/6)🧵
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After 2 previous attempts, our team was able to successfully hotfire a composite MOE engine, reaching 1950 lbf thrust. This keeps us on track for a December launch. Thank you to our sponsors and partners who make this possible.
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Isak Coveney
@isak_coveneyOct 20
Falcon 9 launched the Bandwagon-5 mission early this morning at 7:04 a.m. EDT. The timing produced another jellyfish effect over Florida's Space Coast. 🪼 📸 - @LaunchHeavenX
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Falcon 9 taking to the skies for Bandwagon-5 early this morning.
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Asher B.
@asherbphotosOct 20
Falcon 9 launches the Bandwgon-5 mission, carrying 32 payloads Low Earth Orbit. A beautiful launch that took place right before sunrise, creating a light jellyfish effect! 📸 - @LaunchHeavenX
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The US Navy Blue Angels taking to the skies above Naval Air Station Jacksonville over the weekend.
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The US Air Force Thunderbirds over Jacksonville Naval Air Station this weekend.
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Gavin Richmond
@tweetsiphotosOct 17
Moe Hotfire @erauerpl
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Today, after 3 prior attempts, us at @erauerpl were able to complete a full duration hotfire of MOE, our latest rocket engine. This test achieved almost 2000 pounds of thrust. This engine is intended to fly our collegiate altitude world record attempt rocket.
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I must know what the total delta V of the tesla cold gas thrusters is.
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Asher B.
@asherbphotosOct 15
Share your first launch and your most recent launch! STP-2 on Falcon Heavy in 2019, and CRS SpX-35 on Falcon 9 just this last Tuesday.
Nathan Moeller 🇺🇸
@TheAstroN8Oct 15
Share your first launch and most recent! I’ll start … STS-132 & Flight 14 😎🚀🇺🇸
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Share your first launch and most recent! Crew 7 and CRS-35 The first 2 photos are from CRS-33 as I did not take any pictures of Crew 7. The final 2 are from CRS-35.
Chandler G
@Echo5550Oct 15
Share your first launch and most recent! SpaceX Demo-2 and Artemis II I’ve tried to see more launches this year but failed a-lot sadly
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This was one to remember.
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CRS SpX-35 taking off today creating the most beautiful jellyfish I have ever seen.
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Gavin Richmond
@tweetsiphotosOct 13
Falcon 9 launches the CRS-35 mission to the ISS at 6:33 a.m. EDT this morning. By far one of the most incredible launches I have ever witnessed. 📸 @LaunchHeavenX
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Astrid Cordero@Astronaut_87Oct 13
CRS SpX-35 📸 Me for @WeAreSpaceScout
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Sean Cannon@planetdeimosOct 13
By the dawn's early light. CRS-35 launches to space just minutes before sunrise today chasing the @Space_Station. Leaving quite possibly one of the most incredible plume interactions seen in the last decade.
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Asher B.
@asherbphotosOct 13
Falcon 9 creates an insane jellyfish as B1096 heads back towards land and the second stage lofts Cargo Dragon towards the International Space Station, which is also visible in this shot! You can see the ISS streak by near the center of the photo as a faint line. So cool to see! 📸 - @LaunchHeavenX
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Asher B.
@asherbphotosOct 13
These will NEVER get old. 📸 - @LaunchHeavenX
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Thank you apple for verifying I was the right account to use the camera app halfway through my long exposure
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Space jellyfish alert! CRS-35 from SLC-40 in Florida on October 13, 2026 at 6:33 AM EDT could produce a space jellyfish. This occurs when a rocket and its expanding exhaust plumes are illuminated by the sun and observers are in local darkness. The rocket will enter sunlight 03m20s after launch. See a detailed prediction for your location: jellyfish.johnkrausphotos.co… Information as of 2026-10-11 16:19 UTC
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