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ULA Vulcan Leo 1

Complesso di lancio spaziale 41 - Stazione spaziale di Cape Canaveral

NET November 13, 202612:54pm

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The Next ULA Rocket Launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station

Witnessing a live rocket launch is an unforgettable, exhilarating experience. For this upcoming rocket launch, watch with visitor complex admission! Join us at one of the following locations for live launch commentary from a visitor complex space expert, a streamed video and/or audio feed from launch control, and bleacher seating available on a first come, first served capacity: 

Centro Apollo/Saturn V

Offers the closest view for this launch. See the rocket leave the launch pad from across the Banana Creek. 

  • Designated Viewing Site: Banana Creek Launch Viewing Area and the Apollo/Saturn V Center lawn. 
  • How to access: Kennedy Space Center Bus Tour 
  • Viewing area opens at 10:45 AM. Bus tour transportation begins at 9:30 AM.
  • Cost: Included with Admission

Complesso principale dei visitatori

See the rocket in the sky once it clears the tree line. 

  • Designated Viewing Site: North Atlantis Lawn
  • How to access: Visitor complex admission 
  • Viewing area opens at 11:30 AM
  • Cost: Included with Admission
PANORAMICA DELLA MISSIONE:

Launch Provider: United Launch Alliance (ULA)
Launch Vehicle: Vulcan

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