A Falcon 9 rocket will launch the SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule at 11:47 PM ET on Monday, June 5, weather permitting. SpaceX has delayed the launch of the CRS-28 cargo mission until: today (June 5) 11:47 PM ET (15:47 GMT) due to the strong wind in the rocket take-off area. The launch was scheduled for Sunday, just four hours after SpaceX Falcon 9 launched the 22 V2 Starlink satellites from a nearby platform at the Space Force Station in Cape Canaveral.

SpaceX will launch its 28th cargo mission to the International Space Station for NASA on Monday, June 5, after a two-day delay due to weather conditions, and you can watch the event live.

Rocket SpaceX Falcon 9 is now scheduled to launch a Dragon robotic cargo capsule to the orbiting lab on Monday. 11:47 PM ET (15:47 GMT) From NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The launch was originally scheduled for Saturday, June 3, but SpaceX announced a 24-hour delay in the morning, citing the need to “allow more time for vehicle preparation and better weather,” according to an update. twitter On Sunday, June 4, SpaceX announced another one-day delay, citing strong winds at the rocket’s recovery area.

You can watch the launch on Space.com, courtesy of NASA, or directly via SpaceX. SpaceX’s webcast will begin approximately 20 minutes before launch. However, there is no guarantee that Dragon will leave the site in time; In fact, the probability of the weather not being cooperative on Monday is 40%. If the launch doesn’t happen on Monday, the next opportunity Wednesday, June 7, 11:01 pm ET (15:01 GMT).