Delaware based spaceflight photographer. Covering rocket launches from the Mid Atlantic Spaceport in Wallops Island Virginia.
Fenwick Island, DE
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All of the photos of the launch are available on my website. wbhphoto.com/portfolio/rocke…
They are unloading the second stage of the @RocketLab Neutron. It's pretty exciting to finally see parts showing up. $RKLB
The Northstar Challenger has arrived at Chincoteague Virginia. It is carrying the @RocketLab Neutron 2nd Stage & Thrust section. $RKLB
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Here is the first view of the Northstar Challenger arriving off Chincoteague with the @RocketLab Neutron Components. $RKLB
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It's very hard to tell from this picture but if you look closely you can see the Northstar Challenger towing @RocketLab Neutron parts. This is a drone shot from Lewes Delaware where it appears to be parked at the mouth of the Delaware Bay $RKLB
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Rocket Lab Space Structures Complex Update
October 26, 2026
Middle River, Maryland
Good morning! We have our first look of the wrapped Neutron hardware loaded on the trailer before heading over to the lagoon! It will soon be loaded onto a barge for shipment down to Wallops Island.
@NASASpaceflight – at Middle River, MD
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We have completed breakover operations for the Neutron Stage 2 tank assembly, rotating the stage horizontal – a critical step in the handling of large rocket sections for integration and assembly.
Here’s a last look at Stage 2 on the Neutron Factory floor before it’s wrapped up (literally) for barge shipment to LC-3 on Wallops Island where its fluid systems will be tested and its Archimedes vacuum engine installed.
Pretty cool that we are able to see @SpaceX launches all the way in Fenwick Island Delaware. This is right at main engine shutoff. This is the @Space_Station resupply mission CRS SPX-35. I would like to thanks X for adding an ai tag since I used Lightroom Denoise
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One week ago, SpaceX launched Booster 21 and Ship 41 on Starship Flight 14 - the first truly orbital flight of Starship.
🎥 @NASASpaceflight
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STARSHIP FLIGHT 14 TRANSITS THE SUN!!!
Look at those shockwaves!
📸 - @NASASpaceflight
LIVE COVERAGE CONTINUES: youtube.com/live/9gDxG-pm1Zo…
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Oct 1 Wallops launch update: the paperwork keeps stacking up, and now the whole North Atlantic got the memo.
NAVAREA IV navigational warning (932/26) is out for rocket launch hazardous operations off Virginia, joining the Local Notice to Mariners from earlier this month. The LNM covered the waters close to home. This is the long-range version, a chain of six hazard areas stretching far offshore to the southeast, the last one reaching all the way out to Bermuda.
October 1, 7:30 AM - 2:00 PM EDT (11:30 - 18:00 UTC)
Same window as the LNM. No official mission ID yet, but with the range laid out like this, it's looking more and more like a Rocket Lab HASTE mission. If so, first HASTE out of Wallops since "Curveball" in June.
Meanwhile, Mother Nature is running hazardous operations of her own. This nor'easter has the water way up. Checked our usual viewing spot today and the water had pushed a good 30 feet past where we normally stand, when most days it sits a few feet short. With high surf pounding the coast, hoping the launch complexes facing the Atlantic are riding it out okay. Everyone stay safe
Five days and counting.
@NASASpaceflight
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@ShoreDailyNews has a great quick article about Wallops expansion....
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One year ago today - @RocketLab launched its third HASTE mission Jenna from @NASAWallops
That was Flight 72nd of Electron. Pretty wild we are approaching flight 100.
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Rocket Lab is SICK of Jeff Bezos winning most NASA contracts! Do they h... youtu.be/7R_GndKvnwo?is=uR7i… via @YouTube
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Calling all industry! 📢
NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility plays an important role in expanding the nation’s access to space! Want to be part of what we’re doing? Check our thread below for how you can help expand launch infrastructure and payload processing facilities at Wallops.
ALT Aerial view of the coastal launch range of Wallops Flight Facility, showing a blue Atlantic Ocean on the right; white buildings along a tan coastline back up to a green, marshy landscape. (Photo Credit: Courtesy Patrick J. Hendrickson; used with permission)