Source: Flickr NASA HQ: The Orbital ATK Antares rocket, with the Cygnus spacecraft onboard, stands on Launch Pad 0A at sunrise at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility on Wallops Island, Va. (Bill Ingalls/NASA / Getty Images)
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stunning.
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It really is. Love that photography caught the birds in front of Sun.
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Truly amazing, I too noticed the birds, I wonder what they think. :o)
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I’m in Virginia and I raced home last night so I could see the rocket launch from our house. It was pretty cool to watch — a bright star on the horizon going slowly upward. But, it wasn’t as beautiful as this photo!
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Wow. I bet it was cool.
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The juxtaposition of some of our newest technology with some of our oldest living “dinosaurs” and our source of life on this planet, the sun, leaves me in very deep thought.
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Beautifully stated Peg.
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Grounded yet constantly striving for distance realms. Very cool photo….
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Yes. Agree Lori.
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Great photograph!
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It is!
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