here’s the ‘watch in person’ link: Kennedy Space Center Rocket Launch Viewing - Space Launch Schedule
I hope there’s a launch when I’m there next month.
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The day after I leave… of course…
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dang it!
When my kids were visiting there was one launch and grandson missed it b/c DD and I were at the commissary and the guys at home couldn’t figure out where to look? 
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Yeah, I’m missing out too.
I think there used to be one scheduled for 1 May but I think launching Starlink satellites to support Ukraine have thrown the original schedule out the window
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Launches are canceled and rescheduled all the time so there is hope 
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Guess we can just be grateful Canaveral isn’t run by Southwest
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nope… but it is run by the weather
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If that 6/6 Artemis 1 launch was delayed by, let’s say, exactly 5 days, I’d not be the saddest person on the Disney Fantasy that day.
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Pretty big launch window today. Dark clouds keep rolling by here this morning.
Thursday, 21 April
a different reason to look to the heavens (today is 5/14/2022)
A total lunar eclipse will turn the moon red on Sunday.
- What is a total lunar eclipse? When the Earth is perfectly lined up between the sun and moon, blocking the moon from the sun’s light. This usually happens once or twice a year.
- How to watch: It should be visible just about everywhere in the U.S. The best time to look will be from 10:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Eastern time.
- What else to know: Scientists released the first image of the black hole in the middle of our galaxy yesterday. See it here.
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