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Manned SpaceX launch
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27th May 2020 2:07pm
27th May 2020 2:07pm
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Here is the future of space travel, and in the near future, possible space tourism. This will be the first manned launch from US soil since they abandoned their Space Shuttle program in July 2011. "The rocket will lift-off at around 4.33pm EDT (9.33pm BST), and if it all goes to plan, it means we could see the rocket flying over the UK 15 minutes later, which will be around 9.45-9.50pm." It should be visible for a few minutes looking south, with the rocket moving west to east. I am hoping to get a glimpse of it tonight.  https://www.mirror.co.uk/science/spacex-rocket-carrying-astronauts-fly-22092659Also watch the launch live https://www.nasa.gov/nasalive
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