Rocket lifts off from Vandenberg, smoke trail arcing across the sky

This is a video of a rocket launch, likely from Vandenberg Space Force Base in Lompoc, California. The video captures the rocket ascending into a hazy, overcast sky. The time of day appears to be either dawn or dusk, given the soft, diffused light and the gradient of the sky from a pale blue to a warmer hue near the horizon. The primary subject is the rocket, which is visible as a bright white object leaving a long, white contrail. The contrail is turbulent and appears to be breaking up in places, suggesting atmospheric effects or the rocket's trajectory. The rocket itself is small in the frame, indicating it is at a significant altitude. Below the rocket, a layer of thick clouds covers the landscape, obscuring any ground details except for what appear to be rolling hills or mountains on the distant horizon. There are some reflections on the surface from which the video is being filmed, including a square-shaped reflection with colors that might be from a screen or another object. The overall mood is one of awe and perhaps a touch of mystery due to the atmospheric conditions and the distant, yet powerful, spectacle of the launch. There is no visible text in the video.

The video shows a clear, pale blue sky with a few wispy clouds. In the upper right corner, a distinct white smoke trail curves and then dissipates. Below this, a similar, but more elongated smoke trail descends from the upper portion of the frame. Near the center of the frame, a bright, small, luminous object is visible, emitting a subtle glow. This object appears to be the source of the descending smoke trail. As the video progresses, the luminous object remains visible, and the smoke trail above it continues to diffuse into the sky. The lower part of the sky has a gradient of color, transitioning to a slightly warmer, lighter hue towards the bottom of the frame, suggesting either the horizon or atmospheric conditions.