Good evening everybody or good morning as it is now past midnight as we are heading out towards Tidesville to watch the Artemis 1 launch. This is my third attempt to watch the Artemis launch. Hopefully this time everything seems to be running smooth. I am constantly checking on updates to make sure it is good to go. We have about an hour until the actual launch window opens and yeah we're trying to see this. It is a little hazy out tonight but I'm being optimistic that we'll see a pretty good flame coming off that rocket. Last time I went to watch a rocket launch I went to see Falcon Heavy launch and I didn't get to see anything due to the fact that we had a huge fog layer move in and right after launch it pretty much cleared up so hopefully tonight weather looks good. See a little haze around the moon. Nothing too crazy. I can't see some stars right above us. I'm very optimistic and as right now everything says it's a go so no leaks no issues so far. So currently up in the sky you can see that faint dot up there. That is the moon. It is definitely behind some cloud cover hopefully when we get more near the coast it clears up. It's looking pretty thick. We'll probably see it pretty good for like the first I don't know probably 20,000 feet and then after that it might fade off pretty quickly. Found myself a sweet parking spot right about there. Checked out. That was pretty cool. Alright so I'm gonna head down here see how many people it looks pretty crowded. I'm watching people this past by we are into it's 1050 air. I'm sorry 12.58 am and they have not started the team minus 10 countdown. There is has been some delays the plan is still to launch. Sounds like they're just working on a couple things and then we should should get that launch tonight. There it is everybody right there that is the Artemis rocket we are waiting for launch. It is still a little delayed. Oh the moon did come out. Checked that out. The cloud burn off is happening right now so we should get a good show out here in Titusville. You can see a bunch of people lined up over there. We keep walking around and you can see it just goes all the way down. It's a really good spot. What we got a new team on this time at 145 am so we we got about a half hour it's 115 right now so get a seat it's gonna be a little while. Now I'm not too surprised about the issues they are having and the delays again this is not my first Artemis launch this is now my third attempt to watch Artemis launch this time it's just a little late at night. I did get about an hour worth of sleep so I feel pretty good. Yeah and then we'll just keep you updated as it goes. Of course if they scrub the launch which I've been through multiple times or right off the road so we can get going because there are a lot a lot of people in the area watching this. Sounds like we are going to get a launch tonight in about a little over 10 minutes everybody. Weather has no constraints and weather is go for launch. Toppiel W.O. and Mission Manager and Entity Launch Director. Go ahead Launch Director. Yes sir. On behalf of all the men and women across our great nation who have worked to bring this hardware together to make this day possible and for the Artemis generation this is for you. At this time I give you a go to resume count and launch Artemis 1. Finally there we go we are T minus 10 minutes everybody. There it is everybody we are officially getting a rocket launch tonight as long as everything runs smoothly next 10 minutes and you know what the best thing is. It's all that cloud cover all that weather that we had that was making the almost invisible to see the moon has gone away. Now this is in the best camera to be used in for watching a rocket launch especially at night but we're going to make the best of it either way. Here we are we're looking at the the bottom view of the engines. This is the online but that's my spot. We're going out there we assume all the way and we're going to watch it right here. Let's go pray. All right we are getting a launch everybody. Oh my god. Oh my god that is great. Oh my sorry everybody I'm just so happy to look at that. Oh my gosh that's amazing. Still no sound yet from the rocket. Here comes the roar. layer on. Look at it. Wow. Oh my gosh, that is amazing. Still going, we can still see it. That's the two dozen hours to work. The thing going is moving. Yes. Oh my gosh, that was awesome. We can still see it trailing off though. Oh my gosh, you guys, that was amazing. The rumble on that was intense. That was so cool. And technically, see a little dot right there? It's still on its burn stage. That is so cool. As you can see, we're all rushing. I do have to get up early tomorrow. We're taking the kids to school. But, oh, that is so cool. You can still see it right there. And it's still going. That was amazing. That bright glow at the beginning where it looked like daylight out. And again, sorry for the microphone issue. I thought I had it on duo. I did not. So obviously, there's some little clicking noises in there. Was that rumble? And I'm excited for Starship. Starship is like twice as powerful as that rocket. And that one was shaking the ground. It was pretty cool. And we're about 9-10 miles away from the launch site. So I can imagine being any how intense that would have been closer. And of course, it's just wow. All the people cheering saying, we're going back to the moon. All that stuff. I love it. It was great. It was like a huge unifying moment. Everybody there having a conversation with each other. And just it was definitely worth the stop. It was so cool. I honestly think at night it was better. I've seen Falcon rockets launch during the day. And you can see him pretty well. But that glow, that daylight burst as it took off. And then after, what was that? Three minutes in the flight. You can still see it. And then I was still listening to what's going on. I separated the core stage. I separated it. And it's on its way to the moon right now. Everybody that's right. It's so cool. I'm so excited about living here in Florida. And I can bring this stuff to you guys in my own way. If you guys enjoyed today's video, please hit that like button. Let's be know you enjoy it. Of course, the sky to the channel. I love the support. It's free to do. We're going to bring more rocket launches to the channel. Of course, there's going to be more Falcon heavies coming up here in the near future. And maybe stuff was starship in the future. And of course, they have the other SLS rockets getting ready for their missions. And of course, that man to mission to the moon. I'm going to be at that point every time there's a launch with man missions. Because that is history right there. That's what I'm talking about. So thanks for watching everybody. And we will see you next time. Bye. Bye.