BY JUSTIN RAY November 21, 2000 -- Follow the countdown and launch of a Boeing Delta 2 rocket with the Earth Observing 1, SAC-C and Munin spacecraft. Reload this page for the very latest on the mission.				Photo gallery Spaceflight Now looks back to Tuesday's flight of the Boeing Delta 2 rocket for NASA with a gallery of spectacular launch photographs. OPEN GALLERY Flight Data File Vehicle: Delta 2 (7320-10C) Payload: EO-1, SAC-C, Munin Launch date: Nov. 21, 2000 Launch time: 1824:25 GMT (1:24:25 p.m. EST) Launch site: SLC-2W, Vandenberg AFB, Calif. Video vault The Boeing Delta 2 rocket lifts off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California with the Earth Observing-1, SAC-C and Munin satellites.   PLAY (192k, 27sec QuickTime file) A remotely controlled tracking camera located near the launch pad tracks the Delta 2 rocket as it blasts away from Vandenberg.   PLAY (206k, 29sec QuickTime file) The three strap-on solid rocket motors are jettisoned to fall into the Pacific as the vehicle begins a "dog-leg maneuver" to change trajectory.   PLAY (274k, 37sec QuickTime file) An infrared camera shows the first stage main engine and vernier thrusters cutting off, followed by stage separation and ignition of the second stage.   PLAY (302k, 49sec QuickTime file) Pre-launch briefing Launch timeline - Chart with times and descriptions of events to occur during the launch. Orbit trace - A map shows the launch track for the mission. Delta 2 rocket - Overview of the Delta 2 7320-model rocket used for this launch. Earth Observing-1 - Learn more about this NASA satellite and its futuristic technologies. SAC-C - The Argentine scientific research spacecraft that is the co-primary payload of this launch. Virtual Vandenberg Spaceflight Now visited the Delta 2 rocket's pad at Vandenberg Air Force Base earlier this year and produced a full 360-degree panorama.   VIEW (191k QuickTime file)