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SpaceX launches classified NRO payload from Florida
A Falcon 9 rocket topped with a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office launched from Florida's east coast early Thursday.
Orlando experiences loud explosion and sonic boom during SpaceX rocket launch; videos shared online capture the moment
On Thursday, July 30, a SpaceX rocket launch produced an explosion or sonic boom audible in Orlando and various regions of Florida.
Florida: Explosion, sonic boom heard in Orlando as SpaceX rocket takes off; videos emerge online - 'Unusually loud'
An explosion or a sonic boom-like sound was heard in Orlando and other parts of Florida as a SpaceX rocket was launched on Thursday, July 30.
Late-night SpaceX rocket launch from Florida. When to watch liftoff
A SpaceX rocket launch from Florida is expected to lift off just after 3 a.m. on Thursday, July 30, with a sonic boom. Here's when and where to watch.
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