Not AI — that’s a real rocket twilight phenomenon, often called a space jellyfish.
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When a launch happens just before sunrise or after sunset, the ground is dark but the exhaust plume way up high still catches sunlight and glows. The expanding gas forms that huge orange pillar you see over the ocean. It's been widely filmed after SpaceX Falcon 9 launches from Cape Canaveral this month.
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