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How to watch SpaceX NASA GOES-U Mission [Livestream]

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NASA GOES-U Mission

NASA and SpaceX will launch GOES-U weather observation and environmental monitoring satellite via Falcon Heavy rocket and you can watch the entire event live online.

The two-hour launch window will open at 5:16 p.m. EDT, on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. The rocket is already rolled out and standing vertically at Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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SpaceX and NASA teams have completed the launch readiness review and confirmed the schedule for Tuesday. However, the weather is only 30 percent favorable for this liftoff, which is not a good sign. The rocket has sufficient power to liftoff through clouds.

However, there’s a strong possibility of choosing a backup launch opportunity if the weather declines. The launch team also shared primary concerns including the Cumulus Cloud Rule, Anvil Cloud Rules, and Surface Electric Fields Rule.

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GOES-U is the fourth and final weather monitoring satellite by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). It will observe two kinds of weather – Earth and Space weather. These satellites provide critical data of the Western Hemisphere including the eastern Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The data helps scientists and researchers to issue warnings and forecast weather for billions of people.

Once deployed, the satellite will orbit above the Earth’s equator at approximately 35,700 km and provide real-time high-resolution imagery. The weather satellite carries a range of space weather instruments to detect solar storms early and help to assess their impact.

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How to watch SpaceX and NASA GOES-U Mission

This event will be broadcast on all NASA platforms including YouTube and the official website. You can check the live stream link below.

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Mel Trivalo is a senior author at EONMSK.com, he began his early career in electronics in 2021 and turned his attention towards Space and Rocket Science. Mel likes to explore new technologies and swings baseball to run through creative thoughts.

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