@DrChrisCombs People in our society today, looking through my eye, are, for the most part, becoming more lazy and less educated. It must be easier to just go along with what others say than reading the information for them selfs to form an educated decision on their own. So sad.
@Marc_Topaz@charlesboyer This is something I totally need to do if my photography starts taking off more. Right now, I just have an external drive for 99 percent of my image files on. But as far as setting multiple drives with automatic backups on/off site. That's a world I haven't ventured into yet.
@LaunchPhoto Ten miles away at KARS was mostly cloudy. We got a good look at it for about 10 seconds. I got a cool shot of what appeared to us of the rocket piercing through a cloud, though.
Lift off of SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying Starlink mission 6-46 into low earth orbit at 7:42 pm 5 minutes after sunset. Man, it never gets old seeing a 1.2 million pound rocket leave the surface of the earth and excelerate to over 5,000 mph in under 3 minutes.
@FelixSchlang Happy birthday, my man. Thanks for the will being wish, and I wish you the same in return. I'm so pumped that we get to see three launches while we are down here visiting my folks this week!
Driveway shots of last nights SpaceX starlink group 6-42 launch and the nearly full moon viewed from my folks' place in Barefoot Bay 40 miles south of the pad. Shot at 16mm for the streak and 800mm for the tight shots and moon.