A noctilucent cloud appeared in the sky following a SpaceX launch. This type of cloud is known to be visible at night, but details about its appearance in this instance are limited.
Further information about the cloud and the SpaceX launch is available from the source.
The cloud was seen by residents of Tampa Bay, Florida, on Tuesday morning, after the launch had taken place.
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