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Bonus unrelated video: New Year's fireworks from the same vantage point.

@SpaceX This was before taking that previous video, distracted by a plane (though the fly over all day and I'm used to it), while searching for the ship, because I wasn't sure how it would look like, then I noticed that the ship was already in view while I recorded this. 📸 by me @SpaceX

@JamesRi34113613 @chacalardo @SpaceX Intelsat 35E, 2017. Go watch that launch.

@MarcusHouse Hey hey… definitely an impressive thing to behold. P.S. I always watch your videos every weekend.

@B25Roman @SpaceX “Throughout the inanimate vastness of space, Angels will rain down like visitors from heaven…”

@elonmusk Great to know the cause seems to have been identified. Hoping the next launch happens soon and without any issues!

@IamBlake19 @0bgabo @SpaceX This is an island. This debris is dozens of kilometers in the air, it's just a matter of perspective .

@0bgabo @SpaceX correct

@chacalardo @SpaceX Makes sense, because when I went out to the balcony, I saw it looked "norminal" before entering the leftmost clouds from my perspective, when it came out the other side was already in pieces and that's when I started recording.

@CSI_Starbase I also hope they can solve it quickly and launch again soon.

As disappointing as it is that Ship 33 had a RUD, let's not forget they caught booster 14!

@KristinaFitzsi @SpaceX I was watching the launch on my TV, on Flight 6 I was able to see it on a similar trajectory (I also have video of that one that I never posted), so I just looked outside expecting to see it like last time.

@Tetiana_Xx @SpaceX I love The Expanse, it does gives those vibes!

@RamzaneAyman @SpaceX Yeah, there's beauty in it.

@Davidliberty002 @SpaceX I just took from my home right now, so of course you couldn't have seen it before.

@nv_busdrvr @SpaceX Dominican Republic