Awesome sunset today. Polaris Dawn launches Tuesday morning.

The Polaris Dawn crew watches their ride roll out to the launch pad Friday night (L-R: Anna Menon, Scott Poteet, commander Jared Isaacman & Sarah Gillis).

15 years ago tonight: a lightning strike is seen behind Space Shuttle Discovery and Pad 39A shortly before a weather scrub was called for STS-128.

And one year ago tonight: the moon setting behind Crew Dragon ahead of the launch of Crew-7

VIEWING GUIDE: Here's where you can go watch the Polaris Dawn launch in person if you are in Central Florida early Tuesday. Close tickets still available: launchphotography.com/Launch_Viewing…

Incredible clouds & colors for this morning's static fire!

Incredible clouds & colors for this morning's static fire!

VIEWING GUIDE: Here's where you can go watch the Polaris Dawn launch in person if you are in Central Florida early Tuesday. Close tickets still available from the KSC Visitor Complex (if this is your first launch, get them, it's worth it): launchphotography.com/Launch_Viewing…

Crew-7 launched to the ISS one year ago today: launchphotography.com/Crew_Dragon_Cr…

OTD 15 years ago today (just barely), at 11:59:37 p.m. EDT, STS-128 Discovery rocketed towards the ISS. launchphotography.com/STS-128.html

15 years ago today, at 11:59:37 p.m. EDT, STS-128 Discovery rocketed towards the ISS. This remains one of my favorite ever photos to this day. Prints available! launchphotography.com/STS-128.html

And today's photo, from pad 39A itself 15 years later, will definitely be added to my list of favorites.

Handing the helm to Nick Hague is both heartbreaking and an honor. Nick and Alex are truly an excellent team, and they will be ready to step up. I only wish Stephanie Wilson, Nick, Alex, and I could fly together, but we choose without hesitation to be part of something much

Honored to have trained with Zena Cardman, Nick Hague and Alex as part of NASA's SpaceX Crew-9. Wishing Nick and Alex continued success with Crew-9, and an excellent mission as they join ISS Expedition 72. nasa.gov/news-release/n…

Dramatic clouds over pad 39A during Starlink 8-10 launch.

Falcon 9 and Dragon are ready for flight. Weather is 40% favorable for liftoff and the webcast goes live ~3.5 hours ahead of launch → spacex.com/launches/missi…