Cameron Schwartz

We are the Artemis generation. 📸Me for @TLPN_Official

Artemis II is off to the races on its way to pad 39B. 📸 me for @TLPN_Official

@spacingrocket @TLPN_Official Can’t put 10k satellites in orbit without a rocket that can launch in whatever!

@nyoomtm @TLPN_Official love how falcon just punches through whatever weather and we barely blink anymore that's the flex

The Falcon does not waiver in the rain. Starlink 10-33 lifts into the cloudy Cape Canaveral Skies this morning at 10:20 AM. 📹 Me for @TLPN_Official

@johnkrausphotos @wxbrad Yeah I suppose it would be a lot of work just to save someone like two clicks lol.

@nyoomtm @wxbrad Rather difficult to implement into this current architecture. Also adds so many variables and uncertainty. Would rather just provide the launch-related data and let folks check the weather to make informed viewing decisions.

"Jellyfish" cloud alert Thursday morning. The current time of the East Coast #Falcon9 rocket launch is perfect for a well-defined jellyfish cloud. The green area on the map has the highest chance of seeing it and is strongly aided by high sky-plume contrast. Strongly helped by plume illumination. Helped by plume elevation above the horizon. Rocket enters sunlight: ~T+03:25 #spaceX #falcon9 #starlink #cltwx #ncwx #scwx #wcnc

@johnkrausphotos @wxbrad A cloud cover indicator/percentage might be a useful feature. Maybe you'd have to only have a local one since doing it based on user location would be a bit harder. For example, fox weather predicts 89% cloud cover in the cape. Less than ideal for seeing our beloved jellyfish😔

Brad, this language looks virtually identical to my website’s prediction. The heat map is very similar too. “strongly aided by high sky-plume contrast. Strongly helped by plume illumination. Helped by plume elevation above the horizon. Rocket enters sunlight: ~T+03:25” This language appears to come straight from a jellyfish.johnkrausphotos.com prediction output. While the tool is provided freely for the community (at great effort and time to create, and moderate ongoing costs to myself) in efforts to inspire people to look up and be excited by spaceflight, it’s disappointing to see it presented here without attribution. Please be sure to include attribution to third-party resources, including the space jellyfish predictor. Cheers, John

Congratulations to @FireflySpace and the Blue Ghost team! Well deserved! I had the honor of seeing this monumental mission lift off from on top of the VAB and it's an experience that will live in my memory forever!

@_MaxQ_ @NASA They got us on a string man

Teams are now targeting no earlier than Friday, March 20, to roll Artemis II to the launchpad, maintaining the opportunity for an April 1 launch attempt. More info: go.nasa.gov/4utuo8B

Walked out to shoot the pass, saw the scene with the sun, and thought, how cool would it be if they flew right in front of it… a minute later, I saw the jets, focused, ramped down the settings to near-maxed out… which caused the EVF to go black. Tracked the jets blindly as best as I could, and sprayed right before I thought they would be near the sun. From first seeing the jets over the tree line to this photo was maybe 6-7 seconds - love when photos come together, especially on accident!

Totally unplanned shot, but sometimes those are even more rewarding!

@davill May I have one? Please?

Our engine shop at Rocket Park continues to hum. The next BE-4 shipset is ready for install on our third New Glenn booster.

@_MaxQ_ Soon.

Soon.

@ulalaunch @Amazonleo Some day there will be another day time Atlas

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

@SciGuySpace Has to be NG-2 for me. Glennything is possible.

A century after Goddard, what's the most memorable launch you've attended? arstechnica.com/space/2026/03/…

Happy 100 years of liquid fueled rocket awesomeness.

@_MaxQ_ My first press site launch 🥹

Fun fact of the day: I am excited for Artemis II

ARTEMIS II UPDATE! -Artemis II has passed the flight readiness review! -Roll out from the VAB on March 19th -Targeting launch on April 1st at ~6:30 PM. -New launch window on April 2nd has been added, opening at ~7:20 PM. LET'S GO ARTEMIS! 📸 Me for @TLPN_Official

LUNA has joined The Launch Pad Crew! Massive thanks to @Erdayastronaut for trusting us to carry LUNA forward and keep it in Team Space. The next era of our spaceflight coverage starts now!

@nursedanakay @johnkrausphotos Hi! This unfortunately is a phone photo and would likely not look good in a full scale print size, but I'm sure @tweetsiphotos or @asherbphotos could help you out!

@nyoomtm @johnkrausphotos Spectacular!! 🤩 Can we get a print option on this one please? 🙏

The most insane Falcon 9 Jellyfish I’ve ever seen during this mornings Starlink.