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It wasn't a long exposure. What you're seeing is the fuel/exhaust spreading out and catching the light in the upper atmosphere. There's two kinds of chemicals.
by teamonkey 17y ago
It wasn't a long exposure. What you're seeing is the fuel/exhaust spreading out and catching the light in the upper atmosphere.
There's two kinds of chemicals. I guess the yellower is compressed liquid oxygen spilling out laterally as the rocket spins. I don't know what the blue is but it's probably the propellant.
- tel 17y agoNo, it's still long exposure to catch the winding of the flumes. High speed photography would show each flume as being directional.