Starlink - Space Debris - Jellyfish Sunrise
Taken by Brent Bozo on August 25, 2026 @ Universal,Orl,FL,USA
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I caught the 8-25-26 5:30am Falcon 9 Starlink Launch. It Jellyfished late for Orlando,FL. Last Starlink from the East Coast it's said until Starship. The rest will be West Coast or Louisiana. A Rocket Body Passed Due East at the same time! The White Dot under the Rocket in the First two pics posted. I'm not sure if it went over or under the First Stage's return. After the Sun came up more, the whole Jellyfish exploded in the Sky. A bit of a wait for it moment. The Rocket Body goes under the Launch visibly,but more then likely not actually. x32 Sped-up Video Link of it all here. https://youtu.be/dZGJYyHJHDo . DELTA 2 R/B(1) - Satellite Designation Spacetrack catalog number 25510 COSPAR ID 1998-061-C Name in Spacetrack catalog DELTA 2 R/B(1) Satellite Details Orbit 528 x 962 km, 31.4° Category Rocket body Country/organisation of origin United States Intrinsic brightness (Magnitude) 4.2 (at 1000km distance, 50% illuminated) Maximum brightness (Magnitude) 1.4 (at perigee, 100% illuminated) Launch Date (UTC) 24 October 1998 12:08 Launch site Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, United States Launch vehicle Delta 7326-9.5
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