BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — Update (9:49 p.m.) SpaceX has scrubbed the Falcon 9 launch carrying the GPS satellite from the U.S. Space Form with 2 seconds to go.

The next opportunity for launch is Saturday evening.

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SpaceX will launch a shiny new Falcon 9 rocket tonight at 9:43 p.m. from the space coast.

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The rocket will launch the GPS III SV04 satellite for the United States Space Force. This is a very sophisticated Global Positioning System satellite made in Colorado by Lockheed Martin, equipped with more powerful signals that significantly increase accuracy. The upgraded GPS satellite will improve services for over 4 billion people across the world.

This will be the fourth GPS III satellite of a series of 10 for the military.

This will be the 17th SpaceX launch this year.

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Launch time is 9:43 p.m.

Tonight’s SpaceX launch will mark the 94th launch of a Falcon 9 rocket.

A drone ship named Of Course I Still Love You will be positioned off the Atlantic coast and will attempt to recover the rocket’s booster. This recovery should happen about nine minutes after launch.

It will be a busy weekend for SpaceX at the launching facility in Cape Canaveral. On Saturday morning, SpaceX is scheduled to launch its 13th Starlink mission, Starlink-12. This mission was postponed from Thursday.

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You can watch the rocket launch live on WFTV.com and the WFTV news app.

The science behind the sonic booms Lots of research going on at the Cape and more frequent launches will make these sounds more common.

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