SpaceX Falcon 9 launch Thursday morning

[Makuser]

Hi all. A mostly cloudy morning here but I got three shots of the Falcon 9 SpaceX launch at 10:51 am EDST in between the clouds from my backyard. See below:

Here are the details:
SpaceX's 100th launch from Space Launch Complex 40 at Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station featured a set of 54 Starlink satellites, which launched to orbit on Thursday (Oct. 20) at 10:51 a.m. EDT (1451 GMT). "With the completion of today's launch, it marks SpaceX's 48th successful Falcon 9 mission of 2022," SpaceX Space Operations Engineer Siva Bharadvaj said during live commentary.
This was the 10th flight overall for this particular Falcon 9. It's first stage touched down a little less than nine minutes later at sea on the SpaceX droneship A Shortfall of Gravitas. The satellites successfully deployed into low Earth orbit a little over 15 minutes after liftoff, according to SpaceX.

And as much as I enjoy watching and photographing the launches, this one was just sending up more space junk. Here is a link to an excellent new thread on this subject from @ gregl Greg and @ smp Stephen, at:
viewtopic.php?p=220794&hilit=space+junk#p220794

[smp]

Wow, great shots, even through the clouds!
Thanks very much for sharing, Marshall!

smp

[helicon]

Really nice pics Marshall. An exciting capture. A question: Can you hear the rocket engine sound from your backyard?

[Makuser]

Really nice pics Marshall. An exciting capture. A question: Can you hear the rocket engine sound from your backyard?

Hi Michael. Usually by time I get to the third picture the rumble and thunder rolls in here. Sometimes with the larger super heavy launches our house windows will rattle.

[helicon]

Wow Marshall that's pretty cool!

[davesellars]

That's awesome you can see that from your back yard!

Not sure if it's feasible, but have you tried capturing an image of one going up with a scope?