Just a reminder that the SpaceX/NASA manned task to the Space Station is meant to head off nowadays at 2pm ET. And you have a number of alternatives to observe it.
Space.Com has an article with a list of all the approaches you may watch the release, and there will probable be even more as numerous news outlets will need to cover this historical task. But here, from that article, is one of the hyperlinks with a view to in all likelihood be the maximum broadly to be had around the planet -- the authentic NASA move on area.Com:
You'll be able to look at the SpaceX launch live here and on Space.Com's homepage, courtesy of NASA TV, beginning at 12 p.M. EDT (1600 GMT). But NASA's webcast won't be the simplest game in town.Veteran NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley will be in the pilots' chairs for this first-ever commercial manned space launch (that's them in the photo above). And if you haven't kept up with the amazing story of how SpaceX and NASA got to this point, here's a CNN article that will give you most of the basics to get you up-to-speed.
This goes to be so cool!
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