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Ten Minutes Until Launch from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center

NASA's SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on the pad at Kennedy Space Center
We are just a few minutes from liftoff of NASA’s SpaceX 26th commercial resupply services mission from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Credit: NASA

The countdown continues toward liftoff at 2:20 p.m. EST, 10 minutes from now. During this time, the Falcon 9’s engines will be chilled to condition them for launch, the flight computer will run its pre-launch checks and the rocket’s propellant tanks will be brought to flight pressure. Fueling of the Falcon 9 second stage began just minutes ago. Finally, SpaceX has given a “go for launch.”

About three minutes prior to launch, the access arm will swing away from the rocket. The terminal countdown begins at T-30 seconds.

The Launch Weather Office with the U.S. Space Force Weather Squadron is monitoring conditions in the launch area. The current weather prediction is 80% “go” at launch time.