TECHPhotos: Atlas V sunrise launch, 9-2-15The Atlas V launch from Cape Canaveral, as seen from Viera, with it's reflection in a lake along Murrell Road.TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAYA time exposure while the rocket straks across the sky. The Atlas V launch from Cape Canaveral, as seen from Viera.TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAYA beautiful sight as the rocket travels aross the sky. The Atlas V launch from Cape Canaveral, as seen from Viera.TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAYThe arc of the Atlas V launch from Cape Canaveral, as seen from Viera, near Murrell Road, and Spyglass Hill Road.TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAYThe Atlas V launch from Cape Canaveral, as seen from Viera.TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAYThe trail form Atlas has an otherworldly look in the pre-dawn light. The Atlas V launch from Cape Canaveral, as seen from Viera.TIM SHORTT/FLORIDA TODAYA beautiful 6:18 a.m. dawn launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41,viewed from the seawall at Milliken's Reef at Port Canaveral. A two minute time exposure of the launch.MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAYA beautiful 6:18 a.m. dawn launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41,viewed from the seawall at Milliken's Reef at Port Canaveral. With stars still visible in the eastern sky, the rocket's contrail fanned out illuminated by the sun.MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAYA beautiful 6:18 a.m. dawn launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41,viewed from the seawall at Milliken's Reef at Port Canaveral. With stars still visible in the eastern sky, the rocket’s contrail widened and was illuminated by the sun.MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAYA beautiful 6:18 a.m. dawn launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41, viewed from the seawall at Milliken's Reef at Port Canaveral. A 58 second time exposure of the launch.MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAYA beautiful 6:18 a.m. dawn launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41,viewed from the seawall at Milliken's Reef at Port Canaveral. The rocket looked like a ball of light in the sky.MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAYA beautiful 6:18 a.m. dawn launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 41,viewed from the seawall at Milliken's Reef at Port Canaveral. The rocket looked like a ball of light in the sky.MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket leaves a vapor trail after lifting off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYAn Atlas V rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying the MUOS-4 communications satellite.Craig Bailey, Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAYThe Atlas V launch as seen by reader Dartha Hilbert from Suntree.Courtesy Dartha HilbertReader Mary McCarthy took this photo of the Atlas V launch from Indialantic.Courtesy Mary McCarthyReader Mary Morales shot this photo of the Atlas V rocket from Shell Beach.Courtesy Mary MoralesAn image of the plume as seen from Viera.Dave Berman, FLORIDA TODAYThe launch as seen from Viera.Courtesy Larry CosmaA United Launch Alliance Atlas V with a U.S. Navy MUOS-4 satellite aboard lights up the sky during Wednesday mornings launch as motorist get a spectacular view heading east over the Hubert Humphrey bridge into Merritt Island .Craig Rubadoux/FLORIDA TODAYA United Launch Alliance Atlas V with a U.S. Navy MUOS-4 satellite aboard lights up the sky during Wednesday mornings launch as motorist get a spectacular view heading east over the Hubert Humphrey bridge into Merritt Island .Craig Rubadoux/FLORIDA TODAYA United Launch Alliance Atlas V with a U.S. Navy MUOS-4 satellite aboard lights up the sky during Wednesday mornings launch as motorist get a spectacular view heading east over the Hubert Humphrey bridge into Merritt Island .Craig Rubadoux/FLORIDA TODAYA United Launch Alliance Atlas V with a U.S. Navy MUOS-4 satellite aboard lights up the sky during Wednesday mornings launch as motorist get a spectacular view heading east over the Hubert Humphrey bridge into Merritt Island .Craig Rubadoux/FLORIDA TODAYCool cloud formation after Atlas V MUOS4 rocket launch on Sept. 2, 2015.JEFF MEESEY/FLORIDA TODAYThe sunrise launch of an Atlas V rocket created an unusual exhaust plume.BJ ProvonchaThe sunrise launch of an Atlas V rocket created an unusual exhaust plume.BJ ProvonchaThe sunrise launch of an Atlas V rocket created an unusual exhaust plume.BJ ProvonchaAn Atlas V rocket arcs across the sky after a successful launch by ULA at Kennedy Space Center.BJ ProvonchaAn Atlas V rocket streaks through the sky after a sunrise launch from Kennedy Space Center.Courtesy John Kraus