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25-03-2025
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Social Rundown: Blue spirals in sky, rodeo stars on the loose, and chores for kids
WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — Welcome back to the Social Rundown, where you can learn about the online trends happening globally and in Texoma, too! Want to get the latest tea or news on what's trending on social media? Tune in daily! Blue Spirals in the Sky? A blue spiral was seen in the night sky yesterday. It was likely caused by a SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket. The rocket`s frozen exhaust plume appeared to be spinning in the atmosphere and reflecting light, creating the spiral effect. Shout out to Joanne Werrell and Clement Corsi for the photos and footage. Cattle stars loose on TX Highway And it seems like some rodeo stars had to be roped on the busy highway in Houston yesterday. Highway lanes along I-45 were closed for about four hours yesterday after more than 30 cows escaped their trailer. Many animals were 'roping cows' from the rodeo and had been trained to avoid capture. I mean, come on… this could only happen in Texas. Should kids have chores? Many psychologists are weighing in on whether children should have chores and whether they should be compensated for them. Of course, this will be for each parent or family to decide. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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25-03-2025
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See it: Florida SpaceX launch produces dazzling blue spiral in night sky above Europe
A SpaceX rocket launch from Florida on Monday afternoon produced a dazzling display in the night sky above Europe, leading to some people asking Elon Musk what they were witnessing. The rocket launched from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station during the afternoon hours, but it was already dark across Europe when it lifted off. How To Watch Fox Weather As it zoomed across the sky to reach space, it produced a mesmerizing blue spiral that left many Europeans scratching their heads. The video at the top of this story was recorded in Joze, central France, and provides a glimpse of what several people witnessed as the rocket tried to escape Earth's atmosphere. People in England also witnessed the unusual display, with photos shared from Lincoln showing the massive blue and white colors illuminating part of the night sky. Photographer Joanne Werrell said it was "amazing to watch as it went over." Spacex Works To Expand Rocket Launching Facilities Along Florida's Space Coast Another person from the United Kingdom took to X to ask Elon Musk if the hypnotic display was from a SpaceX rocket. The video Jamie Hume shared showed a faint white ring surrounding a brighter white light, presumably the rocket, as it zoomed away from Earth. According to the U.K. Met Office, the rare display was likely caused by the rocket's frozen exhaust plume, which appeared to be spinning in the atmosphere and reflecting the light, thus creating the jaw-dropping spiral article source: See it: Florida SpaceX launch produces dazzling blue spiral in night sky above Europe
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25-03-2025
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'Amazing' Blue Spiral Seen Over UK Following SpaceX Launch
A blue spiral seen in the night sky across Europe on March 24 was likely caused by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, the UK's Met Office said. Photos taken by Joanne Werrell show the spiral over Lincoln. The Met Office said the spiral was likely caused by the rocket's frozen exhaust plume, which appeared to be spinning in the atmosphere and reflecting light, creating the spiral effect. Credit: Joanne Werrell via Storyful
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25-03-2025
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'Amazing' Blue Spiral Seen Over UK Following SpaceX Launch
A blue spiral seen in the night sky across Europe on March 24 was likely caused by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, the UK's Met Office said. Photos taken by Joanne Werrell show the spiral over Lincoln. The Met Office said the spiral was likely caused by the rocket's frozen exhaust plume, which appeared to be spinning in the atmosphere and reflecting light, creating the spiral effect. Credit: Joanne Werrell via Storyful
