Journalist·NZ Herald·
23 Oct, 2026 09:01 AM2 mins to read
Those looking to the sky on the North Island’s east coast were treated to a spectacular sight on Friday night as a Rocket Lab launch produced the rare phenomenon known as a “space jellyfish”.
The glowing formation appeared shortly after Rocket Lab’s latest launch from Māhia, prompting dozens of social
Source: New Zealand Herald · Jack Marshall
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