01:03...160-ish feet tall?
01:06Yeah.
01:07Wow.
01:08Wow.
01:09Oh, my goodness.
01:11Yeah.
01:11Yeah, this camera here, this is one of our secondary tracking cameras.
01:16It's not particularly amazing at night, so I apologize I didn't have the exposure right
01:21for this, but that just gives you the idea of how bright this was.
01:26For the producers in the background, if you haven't already, the KSC-02 that was pointed
01:33at the VAB...
01:34Oh, there's Fleet Cam's pointed to it, by the way.
01:35Oh, my goodness.
01:36Look at that from Fleet Cam.
01:37You can still see it.
01:39Yeah.
01:40But, anyway, from KSC-02...
01:43Oh, he's on it.
01:43Okay, cool.
01:44He's on it.
01:44Perfect.
01:45Awesome.
01:45I'm curious to see the VAB glowing from this.
01:51Wow.
01:52Wow.
01:52I mean, just...
01:53It...
01:53We always talk about launch turning night into day, and we never talk about this.
01:58Interesting to note, there are people who placed remote cameras at Slick 41 for the
02:02Atlas launch that are usually sound activated.
02:04I do wonder if they triggered.
02:06Holy...
02:07Whoa!
02:08It's like Oppenheimer.
02:10It's literally the scene from Oppenheimer.
02:13Wow.
02:14I mean, this is...
02:16I mean, as cool of a shot this is, this is still, I want to be clear, very unfortunate
02:21that this happened in order for everything to work perfectly.
02:27And it only takes one thing.
02:29Yeah, look at our 39A camera.
02:31Yeah, there was already lightning and low cloud cover over there with rain and a phase
02:36two lightning warning.
02:37So really just illuminating those clouds.
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