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🚨#BREAKING: SpaceX Scraps Tonight's Launch as Lightning Hits Falcon Heavy Launch Pad due to severe Weather 📌#Capecanaveral | #Florida SpaceX has made an announcement regarding the cancellation of tonight's scheduled Falcon Heavy launch due to weather conditions that resulted in multiple lightning strikes hitting the launch pad personnel at... show more

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#BREAKING #Capecanaveral #Florida

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Dr Harambe's Ghost3 years ago

Now *that's* a picture!

DarkTimes1984 🇺🇲3 years ago

God has the last say.

Brandie with a 🐝3 years ago

God said not tonight

Nihad Vatreš3 years ago

God says not today, not today!

Bobbie.Big.Boots3 years ago

I would scrub as well given the tower was hit with the energy of the sun.

cmyohio 🗣🕊🦅 American Citizen🇱🇷3 years ago

@Chris19D1981 So-God said No-not gonna happen.....

TartariaJosh3 years ago

Instead of trying to punch through the firmament, why not try far more honorable exploration of past Antarctica, past the ice wall to other lands.

DoUhave𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄3 years ago

Weather manipulators, manipulating so that they can lie some more. #DEWenergyweapons

Rufus ✝️⚖️🚨👑3 years ago

Note: Jeremiah:10.13 When he thunders, the waters in the heavens roar; he makes clouds rise from the ends of the earth. He sends lightning with the rain and brings out the wind from his storehouses.

G-Funk Picks3 years ago

And the Lord said......"I am Him".

Wealth Turtle 💰 🐢3 years ago

Unsuccessful just like the last one

Kuwei堀尾忠正/通灵人/灵力医学/灵排3 years ago

This is caused by the flying saucers from Mars come to prevent Musk from trying to go to Mars. Martians don’t welcome earthlings invading Mars. 20230427-18 9938，雷电击中马斯克星链发射架（来自火星的飞碟堵马斯克的门）

RabbitsOnMars3 years ago

lightning is striking again.

Wealth Turtle 💰 🐢3 years ago

Cowards

Josh Caesar 🇺🇸3 years ago

It's a giant lightening rod.

ingytrader3 years ago

Oh no, the fake space launch got cancelled again.

Marty Bolton ✝️🇺🇲3 years ago

WOW! Thanks for sharing. #Capecanaveral #SpaceX

NickyX3 years ago

Excuse me, there is footage here from @LabPadre that has not been credited

M.3 years ago

Thankfully there's a LIGHTING ROD ⚡ THAT WAS NEAR MISS 💥

Grumpy 🥩🇺🇸3 years ago

#SuperCharger

Amber Williams3 years ago

That’s what the Lightning rod is for. 👍🏼

james damron3 years ago

looks like elon is stuck for a while lol

J3 years ago

No curvature no globe you silly slaves

A Baker3 years ago

We've gotten a lot of tornado action and hail all around the Space X spot in McGregor, Texas.

Bonita702🇺🇲🌻💐🌹🐕🐴🐈🎗🚔🚒🐸🦅✝️🦁3 years ago

I guess so...

æther3 years ago

The shuttle has traveled "Back to the future" after lightning strike

Margaret Miller3 years ago

It’s a message from above.

Met4l_S4ves3 years ago

=)

Ryan3 years ago

@falconheavy2018 Why can't #Tesla harness the flow of power the lighting bolt uses? @elonmusk

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