A wide angle shot of Pad 39A as SpaceX lifts SES-10. Of particular interest: the Transporter-Erector is retracting 40 degrees to prevent damage from the rocket exhaust. Yet, in this video, much of that travel happens after the rocket is long gone. These photos from Mike Seeley of We Report Space

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• Timelapse of SES-10 Static Fire Test (3/27/2017) at Launchpad LC-39A ( Download)
• 4K SpaceX Starlink-10 Time-Lapse (Launch at 7:12) ( Download)
• SpaceX Falcon 9 relaunch (SES-10) ( Download)
• SpaceX Falcon 9 launches SES 10 30. 3. 2017, 39 sec ( Download)
• How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster ( Download)
• SpaceX SES 10 landing from 3 angles ( Download)
• Amazing footage of re-used Falcon 9 landing the second time after launching SES-10 ( Download)
• Falcon 9 and SES-10 vertical ( Download)
• SES-10: Behind the scenes of construction ( Download)
• Falcon-9 first flight with the restored stage from SES-10 ( Download)