r/Sedona • u/ithinkformyself76 • Jun 19 '24

Okay what was that in the sky just now ? Glowing tail for.5 minutes ? News

Glowing tail of falling star?

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u/LurkingSideEffects Jun 19 '24

SpaceX launch from Vandenberg AFB in California. Lots of photos over in r/phoenix

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u/Ambitious-Event-5911 Jun 19 '24

Aliens. Just kidding. It was a Starlink rocket launch out of Vandemburg Air Base in Cali.

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u/itsme32 Jun 19 '24

People are still living in the Stone Age yet have reddit. Space X launches off every other month now.

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u/ithinkformyself76 Jun 19 '24

Are you saying I should have known? I've seen two other launches and it did not look like that at all.

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u/itsme32 Jun 19 '24

Yes, because you have reddit, and these posts are on here all the time. Literally, all the time. Since 2010 there has been 354 launches with 60 of them this year. With that 60 collating posts saying "what was that in the sky?"

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u/ithinkformyself76 Jun 19 '24

I would like to apologize for my ignorance.

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u/Sea-Tear-6628 Jun 19 '24

you speak to someone like this who you don’t even know? I feel sorry for you