WATCH: The launch of Spacex’s Falcon 9 flies over Disneyland like a “shooting star” with themed background music!

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 was recently launched in the early hours of the night on Thursday, November 5, and people who were in the vicinity of Cape Canaveral witnessed the rise of the huge spacecraft. The launch was visible to the naked eye for those who were in Disneyland’s magical theme park, which resembles a “shooting star” playing along with the park’s background music.

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The Falcon 9 completed the initial phase of its rocket launcher which had already made its way to the Atlantic, where SpaceX’s drone ship “Of Course I Still Love You” was waiting to collect the remains. The launch was a partnership with the United States Space Force.

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Launch of Falcon 9: Disneyland’s Rising Shooting Star

According to Inside the Magic.net, the SpaceX launch was visible in Disneyland, Florida, specifically to park guests and visitors. Families who were visiting the park were in the perfect vicinity to witness SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launch into the night sky.

The launch took place around 6:24 pm, an excellent time to enjoy the park’s night activities and have a night sky with the colorful theme park. The sky showed visitors a speck of light rising to the sky, which is none other than the launch of the Falcon 9.

Twitter user Michael (@ VirusElite524) captured a spectacular video showing the SpaceX rocket flying into the night sky with Disneyland’s Fantasy Land theme song in the background. The Twitter user experience is truly unique as the launch coincided with his visit to the theme park.

#SpaceX in #Magical kingdom @Walt Disney’s world pic.twitter.com/xyVdEJQFqb – Michael (@ VirusElite524) November 5, 2020

The rocket resembled a “shooting star” traveling in reverse, splashing into the skies and continuing its journey. Disneyland’s “magical experience” guarantee is undoubtedly complemented by the “Fantasy Land” theme song, along with the appearance of SpaceX’s Falcon 9.

Falcon 9: Carrying the US Space Force’s Lockheed Martin satellite

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TITUSVILLE, FL – MAY 22: SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft atop the Falcon 9 rocket lifts off Pad 40 of the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Titusville, Florida. This morning’s launch makes SpaceX the first commercial company to send a spacecraft to the International Space Station.

The SpaceX mission has not garnered the same attention as other launches that have taken place. The last Falcon 9 mission was just a “payload” that will transport a spacecraft directly into Earth’s orbit and return to the planet.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 carries Lockheed Martin’s GPS III satellite and the GPS III 04 spacecraft, which is currently exiting its operational orbit. From there, the spacecraft would depart and be readily available for private use, as required by the space agencies or companies.

Falcon 9 could only carry the satellite up to Earth’s operational orbit and will continue to complete its journey along the way. The satellite is currently under the control of the Space Force team which would be used to deploy solar panels and antennas.

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Written by Isaiah Alonzo