Late-night rocket launch from Florida, see best places to watch liftoff Another rocket launch is set for March 4, offering viewers a chance to witness the event during the early morning hours. SpaceX has scheduled a Falcon 9 rocket launch carrying 29 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit, marking the next scheduled mission from Florida’s Space Coast. The launch is expected to take place at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center near Merritt Island or Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, both of which are located in Brevard County. Residents and visitors in the region are typically positioned to observe the launch, though visibility depends on weather conditions and the rocket’s trajectory. The event coincides with Florida’s preparation for spring break, adding a unique backdrop to the launch. While the exact timing of the liftoff has not been finalized, the mission is part of SpaceX’s ongoing efforts to expand its satellite network for global broadband services. The Falcon 9 rocket is expected to carry the Starlink satellites to their designated orbit, continuing the company’s efforts to enhance internet connectivity in remote areas. For those planning to watch the launch, the best viewing locations are along the coastline of Brevard County. Areas such as Playalinda Beach and Canaveral National Seashore are particularly recommended due to their proximity to Launch Pad 39A. Viewers on these beaches should look south along the coastline to spot the rocket as it ascends. In Titusville, visitors at Space View Park or Parrish Park can look east across the Indian River for a clear view. Those farther south along the river should direct their attention northeast. The visibility of the launch will depend on cloud cover and atmospheric conditions, so viewers are advised to check weather forecasts beforehand.#starlink #falcon_9 #spacex #kennedy_space_center #brevard_county
