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How to see a rocket launch from the beach
The beach can be an excellent spot to observe rocket launches, yet it might be difficult to determine where to direct your gaze.
Those who are not familiar with the Cape Canaveral region often find themselves
ULA: Atlas V and Vulcan launch platform
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) propels rockets from Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 41 − situated to the north of Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40).
- From Titusville, this launch location is tough to notice. It is also found south of Kennedy Space Center − and will be visible to the right side. Its position is just south of SLC-40, which might easily lead to confusion between the two.
- From the beach, the situation differs. To observe the rocket as it ascends above the trees and structures, direct your gaze more inland − slightly west− while still looking northward. This launch is approximately in the same vicinity as one originating from SLC-40.
Brooke Edwards serves as a Space Reporter for Florida Today. Reach out to her at [email protected] or on X: @brookeofstars.
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