
The rocket launch is likely scheduled for early morning — and depending on weather and visibility, the Space Coast could see a big show in the sky.
SpaceX will send another batch of Starlink satellites into space on a Falcon 9 rocket on its next mission near Cape Canaveral. Keep scrolling for details.
Weather permitting and depending on cloud cover, SpaceX’s rocket launch should be visible from almost anywhere on the Space Coast. There’s usually a roar within minutes of liftoff. When there’s a midnight or very early morning launch window, there’s a unique photo opportunity – the rocket lights up the dark sky and the smoke trail creates a stunning image.
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