Space X successfully launched another round of Starlink satellites early Wednesday morning from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
Shortly after 5 a.m., pictures flooded in of a rare phenomenon across southwest Florida: noctilucent clouds.
These high-altitude clouds are typically only visible at night as they're difficult to see against bright daylight. According to NASA, the water vapor released during rocket launches can create an increase in noctilucent clouds.
Keep an eye on the sky the next time an early rocket launch is scheduled in Florida. If you have any pictures, feel free to share them with NBC 2.
Check out pictures of this rare phenomenon across our area:
