Space flight and space exploration enthusiast. Rocket launch photojournalist for the ZOG-43 publication. NARHAMS and National Association of Rocketry member.
Ignition and lift-off of the #Antares rocket on Nov. 7, 2022 from the Wallops Flight Facility. On board is the #Cygnus spacecraft. #NG18#Antares230 Image credit: ZOG-43 / A.Mankevich
The ULA Launch Readiness Review is GO to continue preps for launch of Atlas V with our sixth Amazon Leo constellation mission. Liftoff is planned for Monday, at 8:52 p.m. EDT (0052 UTC) from Cape Canaveral. Early weather forecast is 75% favorable.
The evening launch will be visible from Florida to New England, if weather conditions in your area permit. This visibility map shows when and where your best chances are to see the rocket as it streaks northeasterly into space.
ULA will offer live reports from launch control in our automatically refreshing blog beginning at 5:45 p.m. EDT (2145 UTC). The launch livestream starts at 20 minutes before liftoff.
https://t.co/t5WBijXrSn // @AmazonLeo
They went deep into the launch window for the 7:00 pm launch of the @RocketLab HASTE rocket on its "That's Not A Knife" mission from the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. $RKLB #HASTE
The HASTE rocket’s DART AE mission seemingly grazed by the moon on its ascent from the @RocketLab Launch Complex 2 at the Wallops Flight Facility on Feb. 27, 2026. $RKLB #HASTE
The countdown to launch is on! Our upcoming DART AE flight, taking place in late February from Virginia Spaceport Authority’s launch facility. 🚀
Led by the @DIU_x, the mission will see our DART AE vehicle deployed from @RocketLab HASTE to collect critical flight data.
Read more: https://t.co/EdAedYJLPA
The “Don’t Be Such A Square” / STP-S30 #Electron rocket seemingly danced among the wispy nighttime clouds on its flight path over the Atlantic Ocean to deploy four DiskSats for the Aerospace Corp. @RocketLab#RocketLab
The STP-S30 mission on Dec. 18, 2025, was the fourth @RocketLab mission from the #RocketLab Launch Complex 2 in 2025 and now stands as the latest Electron/HASTE rocket launched in a calendar year from the Wallops Flight Facility. #Electron
Liftoff of the HASTE rocket on its second backup day of Nov. 18 at 8:00 am EST. This was a sub-orbital mission and the third #HASTE rocket launch from Rocket Lab’s Launch Complex 2 so far in 2025. #RocketLab
Hopefully we’re seeing condensation shedding from the #HASTE rocket and not Flight Manual pages being thrown out the window during the Justin launch from #RocketLab launch complex 2. $RKLB
Frost line developing on the #HASTE rocket as the cryogenic liquid oxygen (LOX) is loaded at about T-1 hour to launch the JENNA mission from Rocket Lab's Launch Complex 2 on SEP 22, 2025. $RKLB
Neutron’s debut launch is scheduled to take place in the second half of 2025, and will be the first rocket to support the NSSL program from Wallops Island, Virginia.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas... and a Neutron launch pad!
The team at Launch Complex 3 in Virginia have completed the install of the water deluge system for Neutron’s launch pad and completed the upper deck segment for the rocket’s launch mount – all 160 tonnes of it.
Been holding these since last night, but great progress has been made on LC-3 with the launch mount having been installed ahead of Neutron's Test Flight.
@joshgphotos Not at 300mm. I've been using 14 mm in portrait mode when at 2 miles from the launch pad, otherwise you won't get the arc in the image. ISO 100 F/22 140 sec exposure