Kyle Chadwick

I think it’s time for my 2025 Photo Recap! This will consist of 20 of my favorite Aerospace photos ive taken this year. 1. The maiden launch of New Glenn from Jetty Park 2. Worldview Legion 5&6 from Daytona Beach 3. Air Force One arriving in Daytona 4. F-35 at Sun ‘n Fun (1/6)🧵

:) 'twas a good day today

Such a cool day, I feel so honored to be able to witness and document events like these. Great to see @astro_reid, @Astro_Christina, @Astro_Jeremy, and @AstroVicGlover arrive safely, and I can't wait to see you guys in flight again soon, hopefully April 1st!

@GregDieselPhoto @NASAKennedy @NASA @NASAArtemis @astro_reid @AstroVicGlover @Astro_Christina @Astro_Jeremy Thank you so much!

@ChadwickSpace @NASAKennedy @NASA @NASAArtemis @astro_reid @AstroVicGlover @Astro_Christina @Astro_Jeremy Nice work!

The Crew of Artemis 2 arriving to @NASAKennedy ahead of the historic Artemis 2 mission.

@tweetsiphotos Happy Birthday!

Another trip around the sun complete! 🥳 Just wanted to use this post to thank all the people who have supported me along the way — it means the world! Forever thankful that I get to live this life. ❤️

Alright, now who was flying the 67 T-38? I must know.

If they release the four hour cut, I’ll die happy

@lndexium Consider me a winged missile enjoyer

i think the nuke video made me appreciate this Martin charm like tenfold

I love the ambition. Can’t wait to see all of this happening.

Timelapse of the Artemis II rollout, taken from a camera placed inside the VAB. 🎥 - @LaunchHeavenX

@asherbphotos Hold on,

@ChadwickSpace Yeah, not the biggest fan of this lmao

Oh. My. God.

@DavidJDPhotos Ive been looking all over for one, how’d you get them?

Second patch acquired. 😃

🎶On the Road Again🎶 Late overnight NASA's SLS for Artemis II departed the Vehicle Assembly Building, once again bound for Launch Complex 39B.

@CombatPigeon96 Is that the intrepid I smell?

Gemini (also fake) (also face reveal)

@asherbphotos @ulalaunch @Amazonleo

@ulalaunch @Amazonleo This will be me at 3:31 a.m. 🥱

Processing continues at Cape Canaveral where the Atlas V rocket team is preparing for its fifth @AmazonLeo mission. The rocket has completed initial buildup and will undergo system checkout before the payload is attached. Liftoff is targeted for March 30 at 3:31 a.m. EDT (0731 UTC). Follow mission progress: bit.ly/av_leo5 Photos: flic.kr/s/aHBqjCMTC9

The next few weeks are bound to be exciting with both New Glenn’s third flight and the historic Artemis II coming up. As the buildup to these flights continue, my website will be updated with new photos I’ve taken of both missions, as well as photos taken in the past just now being uploaded. Be sure to check out my website to see all the photos I take, as not everything is always posted here. Not only are there New Glenn and Artemis galleries, but there are also galleries from every other Space Coast launch, so be sure to look around and you might find something you like. Check it out here - asherbphotos.smugmug.com

We remain committed to flying MOE this year and the changes we implement following this test will serve to strengthen the reliability of our rocket.

Our first attempt at hot-firing a MOE V2 composite engine resulted in a hard start. The team followed preplanned contingencies to ensure safety of all personnel and the system was safed nominally. Our hot-fire testing is performed in a closed area and all debris was cleared after