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Alamogordo,, USA - May 28, 2007: Outdoor exhibit with rocket Little Joe 2 at New Mexico Museum of Space History, Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America, North America

Multiple apparent rocket launches looking east from Guadalupe California. From the distance, they had to have been launched from Edwards Air Force Base. Their speed was slow as rockets go, but the lingering smoke trails are not a hallmark of jet engines. No information was publicly available.

NASA Artemis 1 sits on launch pad 39B in April 2022 as part of the initial testing. Artemis 1 on the pad for initial wet dress testing that resulted in the original fuel leak issues. Shortly thereafter the SLS rocket was rolled back to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) for repairs. Heat wave distortion is shown in lower portion of image (above the greenery) due to the distance and the heating of the day.

Yasothon Province, Thailand - 12 May 2024: Yasothon Rocket Festival, where rockets are lit and a ritual to ask for rain from the gods so that water can be used for agriculture, according to beliefs. There is a rocket-lit competition to find the winner, with cash prizes for the winner.

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The Rocket Garden at Kennedy Space Center with the historic Saturn 1-B rocket in the foreground. The Saturn 1-B was used prior to the development of the Saturn V rocket. It propelled astronauts into Earth orbit for test flights and work on Skylab.

miami, United States – March 21, 2021: A closeup shot of rocket engines in John Kennedy Space Center in Miami, Florida, United States

$NASA Artemis rocket, part of the SLS (space launch system), on Pad 39 B at the Kennedy Space Center. The rocket is 32 stories tall and weighs 5.75 million pounds. The purpose of the rocket is to return humans to the moon. \nCanaveral National Seashore\nMarch 24, 2022$

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Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA - December 20, 2007: A rocket launches from Cape Canaveral as people watch from the beach at Jetty Park in Cocoa Beach, just to the south of the launch site. The rocket is a Delta II and carries a Global Positioning System satellite designed by Lockheed Martin.

Powerful rocket engines point skyward, ready to thrust a spacecraft on an ambitious mission into the heavens.

Artemis 1 Moon Rocket on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral Florida photograph taken March 2022

$June 5, 2024, Cape Canaveral, FL: An Atlas V rocket carrying a Boeing Starliner spacecraft and crew for the first time. The rocket ascends into the sky, its bright flames contrasting against the clear blue backdrop. A trail of smoke follows the rocket, marking its path as it pierces through a soft cloud. \nViewed from public beach.$

Space Launch System On Launchpad Over Background Of Sunrise. 3D Illustration.

Wallops Island, Virginia, USA - March 21, 2024: Rocket Lab’s Neutron Production Complex adjacent to NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility and the company's Launch Complex 2 (LC-2).

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA: United Launch Alliance's new rocket, called Vulcan, is seen rolling out of the Vertical Integration Facility (VIF) at 10:30AM on January 5, 2024. The rocket was rolled to Launch Complex 41 ahead of its maiden launch scheduled for 2:18AM on January 8, 2024.

Artemis I, the first test of NASA's Space Launch System heavy lift vehicle sits on launch pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center on April 11 2022. The space vehicle waits before another attempt at the wet dress rehearsal in April, before the actual launch and flight later in the spring. The SLS will carry the Orion capsule which will bring man back to the moon. The image at mid day shows the heat waves shimmering producing a slightly blurry view of the launch vehicle. View from across the many lakes and ponds of the Merritt Island national wildlife refuge.

An up-close shot of an old, historic rocket that has been preserved and is standing tall in an outdoor area

Successful launch of a rocket with a smoke trail into the sky with clouds. Space Shuttle ship take off through the clouds into space

Space shuttle and launch rockets leave the Earth's atmosphere.

Towering against the morning sky, the New Glenn rocket stands ready for its ambitious journey to the stars. Though today's launch was postponed, the promise of exploration remains undeterred. Witness the quiet strength of innovation poised for liftoff, where dreams of space await their moment to soar. This is the rocket from our Cocoa Beach condo balcony the morning of January 13, 2025. Brevard County, Space Coast

Antares Rocket launch, Wallops Island, VA

Wallops Island, Virginia, United States - OCTOBER 28, 2014: An Orbital Sciences Corporation Antares rocket is ready for launch at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility. The rocket exploded shortly after launch.

Power station industrial chimney with smoke at sunset

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