![]() ![]() Stay connected with the mission on social using the hashtag #Crew3. When it's closer to the launch window, Facebook will provide live coverage. To watch the livestream on Facebook, visit NASA's official page at /nasa. When it's closer to the launch window, YouTube will provide live coverage. NASA NovemHow to watch #launchoween from Roku, Amazon Fireįor viewers who have a Roku box or Amazon Fire TV Stick, select the YouTube app, search for the NASA channel and click on the NASA SpaceX Crew-3 mission video. LAUNCH UPDATE: NASA's #Crew3 mission is now targeted to launch no earlier than 11:36pm ET on Saturday, Nov. ![]() Note: This is pre-coverage of the Crew-3 launch. The SpaceX Crew Dragon launch to the ISS will stream on YouTube beginning at 11 p.m. ► Click here to download FLORIDA TODAY app on Google Play How to watch NASA SpaceX Crew-3 launch on YouTube ► Click here to download FLORIDA TODAY app on App Store FLORIDA TODAY is part of the USA TODAY Network. You also can watch coverage via the FLORIDA TODAY app, which is available in the App Store or Google Play. Ask our space team reporter Emre Kelly questions and strike up a conversation. Sunday at /space (you can type this on your browser on your phone) and will feature in-depth coverage. When and where: Full coverage of the launch, including a live webcast with live tweets and updates, kicks off about 1 a.m. How to watch SpaceX Crew-3 rocket launch from your phone EST Saturday, NASA's website will carry the YouTube livestream, /user/NASAtelevision. You can chat with veteran space reporter Emre Kelly on his blog.Check back with us at 1 a.m. When and where: FLORIDA TODAY's Space Team will host an interactive live chat with video and updates for the Crew-3 launch. How to watch #Launchoween on your tablet or computer SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from KSC pad 39A at 7:34 p.m. In SpaceX's history of 129 launches, there has been only one other launch close to the holiday. This will be the first scheduled SpaceX launch on Halloween. Launch weather outlook: Despite storms, weather looks good for SpaceX and NASA launch of astronauts from Florida Retro Halloween treat for Space Coast of Florida: Atlas V delivers GPS satellite to orbit on Oct. 31, 2015, United Launch Alliance's 19-story Atlas V rocket thundered from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station into blue sky and climbed to the northeast, fulfilling the "launchoween" hashtag popular in social media posts during the countdown. If all goes according to plan with SpaceX's Crew-3 mission, it will be the second rocket launch to lift off from the Space Coast on the spookiest holidays of them all.Īt 12:13 p.m. ( See photos of the uber-excited astronauts here!) And the Crew-3 Dragon Endurance is scheduled to dock with the International Space Station about 12:10 a.m. The rocket and capsule initially completed rollout to pad 39A on the afternoon of Oct. The Falcon 9 rocket is carrying the SpaceX Crew Dragon autonomous spacecraft. What to know: NASA, SpaceX Crew-3 launch to International Space Station Rocket launch schedule: Upcoming Florida launches and landings NASA's Commercial Crew Program is a partnership with Boeing and SpaceX designed to fly astronauts to and from low-Earth orbit and the International Space Station.Īstronauts arrive in Florida: NASA, ESA astronauts arrive ahead of SpaceX Crew-3 launch on Halloween ![]() The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is still set to launch from Launch Complex 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The SpaceX Crew-3 Commercial Crew originally scheduled for a Halloween launch but delayed twice is expected now to be on its way at 11:36 p.m. ![]()
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