TITUSVILLE, FL –  On Oct. 13, I was interviewed live on FOX 35 Orlando with anchor Jack Royer – all about this mornings stunning ‘Space Jellyfish’ effect generated following the NASA SpaceX CRS-35 pre-dawn launch to the International Space Station and all about how it creates and induces the ‘space jellyfish effect’ high in the skies overhead

Ken Kremer TV interview about SpaceX induced Space Jellyfish on Fox 35 Orlando on Oct. 13

Link: https://www.fox35orlando.com/video/fmc-19m2132mdte1nocu

Caption: SpaceX launch creates jellyfish effect. Space UpClose Managing Editor Ken Kremer joined FOX 35’s Jack Royer to explain the stunning “space jellyfish” phenomenon spotted across Central Florida following a recent SpaceX launch on Oct. 13, 2026 on NASA CRS-35 resupply mission to ISS.

The NASA SpaceX CRS-35 cargo mission launch to the International Space Station (ISS) predawn on Oct. 13 produced a spectacular ‘Space Jellyfish’ effect that’s ranks as one of the best ever – and my timelapse long duration streak from the launch and landing was featured multiple times on WFTV ABC News Orlando

The NASA SpaceX CRS-35 commercial cargo resupply mission bound for the ISS lifted off at 6:33 a.m. EDT Tuesday, Oct. 13, aboard a veteran Falcon 9 rocket from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

We discussed the crowds watching, are they popular, how space jellyfish form, when do they form, how do they change over time, how long have then been visible, will space Starlink become a cell phone provider carrier and so much more!

The space jellyfish captivated millions of early morning sun rise spectators across the US eastern seaboard as it soared aloft on a northeasterly trajectory

The Space Jellyfish effect can form within an hour of sunrise or sunset as the rocket ascends from darkness into daylight

Sunlight then reflects off the water vapor, ice particles and exhaust plume particles and expanding changes due to pressure waves in the upper atmosphere

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