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Fri, Nov 13, 12:54 PM EST

Fri, Nov 13, 17:54 UTC · launch window 30 minutes

Vulcan VC6L · United Launch Alliance · Cape Canaveral SFS, FL, USA

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How firm is the date: Go for launch (confirmed by the provider)
Date history: Moved 1 time since we first recorded it (net 17.9 h later).
At the pad when the window opens: Daylight launch. The sun is up at the pad. You see the rocket and its exhaust trail; the engine flame is less vivid than at night, and from far away a day launch can be hard to pick out.

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Straight-line distance from each place to the Cape Canaveral pad we use for geometry; what you can see follows from the distance. The public viewing spots, fees and road closures are in the Cape Canaveral viewing guide.

Cocoa Beach & Titusville17 mi (27 km), look N
The whole ascent, low on the horizon.
Orlando49 mi (78 km), look E
The whole ascent, low on the horizon.
Tampa122 mi (196 km), look ENE
A rising light on the horizon: night launches only.
Jacksonville138 mi (223 km), look SSE
A rising light on the horizon: night launches only.
Miami195 mi (314 km), look N
A rising light on the horizon: night launches only.

What to expect

We have not checked this mission's landing plan by hand. If a booster flies back to a landing zone on land, its landing brings a sonic boom; the provider's mission page says where the booster lands.
Sound travels about a kilometre every 3 seconds (a mile every 5), so at a distance you see liftoff before you hear it.

Will it go on time?

A launch date is a "no earlier than" target. Weather, a technical hold, the range or a boat in the hazard area can each stop a count on the day, and the provider then names a new time. We do not publish launch odds we cannot back; here is what we recorded.

6 launches have flown from Cape Canaveral since we started recording date changes on Aug 29, 2026; 2 of them had the date or time moved at least once after we first recorded it, and 1 slipped by a day or more. That is too few launches to call it a rate.
Of the 56 launches that have flown from every site we track since we started recording date changes on Aug 29, 2026, 39 (70%) had the date or time moved at least once after we first recorded it, and 12 (21%) slipped by a day or more.

Sources

Launch time, status and pad: the Launch Library 2 manifest as synced by SpaceNexus; times move, and this page follows them.
Day or night: computed from the sun's position at the pad at the time shown. Distances: computed from coordinates.

The launch page: countdown, stream, date history →Every Cape Canaveral launch this month →Where to watch at Cape Canaveral →Which launches slip, and by how much →

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