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Rise and shine! 🎶 Our

@NorthropGrumman

resupply mission to the

is set to launch Nov. 6 at 5:50am ET (1050 UTC). Weather permitting, those in and near the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. may be able to see it after liftoff: go.nasa.gov/3ePTqwo

Map of the Mid-Atlantic region. The land is green and the ocean is dark blue. Visibility area for viewers with a line-of-sight 150-180 seconds after launch is an orange semi-circle reaching from Massachusetts through Pennsylvania and to South Carolina. Visibility from 120-150 seconds is indicated by an aqua semi-circle from Connecticut to North Carolina. Visibility from 90-120 seconds is indicated by a bright pink semi-circle from New Jersey to the northern part of North Carolina. Visibility from 60-90 seconds is indicated by a bright yellow semi-circle from Pennsylvania to Virginia. Cities pinned inside this semi-circle are Richmond, Washington, Dover, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. There is a smaller, bright green semi-circle on the coast between Richmond and Dover that indicates line-of-sight viewing from 30-60 seconds after launch. The innermost part of the semi-circle is blue and labeled the “launch site.” Credit: NASA

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Not local to the mid-Atlantic? You can still watch our live launch coverage starting at 5:30am EST (1030 UTC) on Nov. 6.

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