ULA Atlas V – Project Kuiper (KA-03)

Time: 8:09 AM EDT

Vehicle: Atlas V 551 (equipped with five solid rocket boosters) 
Payload: 27 Project Kuiper broadband internet satellites 

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Mission Overview

This mission plays a pivotal role in Amazon’s Project Kuiper, delivering the third batch of satellites (KA‑03) into low Earth orbit. The 27 new satellites will bring the total Kuiper constellation in orbit to 129, gradually building toward Amazon's goal of 3,236 satellites across 98 orbital planes for global broadband internet service

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Viewing Tips for Tourists

• Best Spots: Riverfront parks in Titusville, Jetty Park, Playalinda Beach, and Cocoa Beach Pier offer great views of the dawn launch.

• Arrive Early: Fall mornings bring cooler weather and beautiful pre-launch light—plan to arrive at least 1–2 hours early.

• What to Bring: Sunscreen, water, a hat, camera/binoculars, and a folding chair for maximum viewing comfort.

• Livestream Option: If you can't view in person, tune in via ULA’s webcast, typically hosted at ulalaunch.com.

• Traffic Note: Local roads fill early—allow extra time for arrival.

Stay updated with @FLspaceTourism on social media for real-time launch updates, traffic alerts, and viewing guidance as the day approaches.

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