Spacecraft Medusa spreads its arms in the sky above China On October 25, the Bamar-8A rocket launched nine Internet satellites into orbit from the Hainan Cosmodrome - the 28th group of the Guan project. The group already has 222 devices with a plan of up to 13,000. In China they witnessed an extraordinary space show. During the March 6A rocket launch, a bright orange plume flashed across the sky, which began to grow rapidly and became a giant glowing jellyfish with a long tail. The play was filmed near the Taiyuan Cosmodrome. The rocket itself, meanwhile, successfully launched the satellite 03-50 into orbit. However, this unusual sight has a completely mundane explanation. These "jellyfish" appear when rockets are launched before dawn or shortly after sunset. It is already dark on the ground, but high in the atmosphere the sun's rays still illuminate the exhaust gases. In the thin air they expand rapidly, becoming huge glowing clouds. One can see such a cosmic performance even hundreds of kilometers away.

Spacecraft Medusa spreads its arms in the sky above China On October 25, the Bamar-8A rocket launched nine Internet satellites into orbit from the Hainan Cosmodrome - the 28th group of the Guan project. The group already has 222 devices with a plan of up to 13,000. In China they witnessed an extraordinary space show. During the March 6A rocket launch, a bright orange plume flashed across the sky, which began to grow rapidly and became a giant glowing jellyfish with a long tail. The play was filmed near the Taiyuan Cosmodrome. The rocket itself, meanwhile, successfully launched the satellite 03-50 into orbit. However, this unusual sight has a completely mundane explanation. These "jellyfish" appear when rockets are launched before dawn or shortly after sunset. It is already dark on the ground, but high in the atmosphere the sun's rays still illuminate the exhaust gases. In the thin air they expand rapidly, becoming huge glowing clouds. One can see such a cosmic performance even hundreds of kilometers away.