At midnight on December 22, 2021, the H-IIA F45 was launched from the Tanegashima Space Center, carrying a communications satellite from Inmarsat, a British satellite communications service company. This photo shows the light trail created by the rocket's trajectory as it flew over Mount Kaimon, also known as Satsuma Fuji, captured in a single shot with a 330-second long exposure. I aimed to capture the light reflecting off the water surface of the coastline at low tide, creating a beautiful semicircle.
Isn't the beautiful arc drawn by people's enthusiasm and thoughts combined with extreme physics and mathematics the most romantic thing in the world?