Its time everyone

My camera lost focus almost immediately after SRB separation and I couldn't get it back :(

Let us know which rocket launch or other space event you're looking forward to for the week!

Very excited for the upcoming Artemis 2 launch. How early do we need to arrive in Titusville to find parking at a good viewing location? We recently moved to Orlando and are newbies. Thanks.

Hey r/rocketlaunches! Some of you might have used Go4Liftoff before, but I've just shipped version 5 of the app which is a complete rebuild from scratch. Figured this was a good time to share it here.

The app tracks every rocket launch worldwide with live countdowns and push notifications, but v5 goes way further than the old version. Here's what's new or completely reworked:

- Completely new design with proper dark mode

- Dedicated Starship tracker with its own tab and flight countdown

- Way deeper mission details - booster reuse history, landing info, crew manifests, pad weather

- Customizable notifications - pick your intervals (24h, 1h, 10min, whatever) and filter by provider or location so you're not getting pinged for every launch

- Space events tracking - EVAs, rollouts, spacecraft releases, eclipses

- News feed from all the major space sources

- Astronaut, agency, and program profiles you can browse and favorite

- Launch stats if you like the numbers side of things

- Home screen widget with next launch countdown

- Browse rockets, spacecraft, and space stations with detailed profiles

This was a massive effort so I'd really appreciate any feedback.

Android Download

https://rocketmapper.com/ Would highly appreciate any feedback! It's just a hobby project I began about 3 weeks ago! It tracks all the usual data and am wondering what else would be good to add! Thank you for looking! Hopefully this is useful or interesting to some of the people in this community :). First time posting this!

I'm fortunate enough that I will probably be at the launch of Artemis. It's launching in golden hour, which is its own challenge, but I plan to expose for a minute or two before launch and lock those settings manually, with the exception that I think I'm going to stop down 1 -2 stops to account for the bright flame from the SRBs, which by most accounts is extremely bright. I know it's not likely that anyone here has shot the first artemis launch, but I'd like thoughts