Wallops 5 rocket test: The two ships that almost scrubbed the launch
The following screen capture was taken during the Wallops 5 rocket mission launch, an hour before the 5AM window was set to close. I had actually screen captured the entire webcast, but apparently my software didn’t allow me to screen capture a video.
The mission was almost scrubbed again, due to a ship in the danger zone near the Wallops facility in Virginia. I was able to pinpoint the exact location of the ships in the area which were responsible for the delay.
The last minute launch wet off without a hitch, with mission control launching 5 solid booster, high altitude, sub orbital rockets within minutes of each other.
Wallops Mission control managed to launch the rockets literally in the final minutes of the window, starting at 4:55AM. The “chemtrail” patters were seen as far north as Buffalo, NY, far west as West Virginia, and as far south as Charleston South Carolina.
I had a nice view from Allentown, Pennsylvania, just over the tree horizon of about 3 of the rockets.
Those lucky enough to witness the Wallops 5 rocket launch event saw 5 bright, white/light blue luminescent streaks across the sky for about 10 minutes before they dissipated. The streaks truly glowed in the sky as promised.
Many conspiracy theorists prophesied that this NASA Wallops launch was to be a test launch for nefarious purposes, however this was obviously not the case, or so it seems.