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NASA plans to launch three sounding rockets into the Earth's upper atmosphere while the moon partially veils the sun's luminous disk.

NASA plans to launch three sounding rockets into the Earth's upper atmosphere while the moon partially veils the sun's luminous disk.

NASA is launching three rockets during Monday's eclipse that may be visible to those living in the Philadelphia-area.

NASA plans to launch three sounding rockets into the Earth's upper atmosphere today while the moon partially veils the sun's luminous disk.

What time is the eclipse? Here’s what it’s expected to look like based on NASA’s Eclipse Explorer interactive map. Generally speaking, most of us in the Washington, D.C. region will have a good chance of seeing the eclipse, says FOX 5's Tucker Barnes.

NASA plans to launch three sounding rockets into the Earth's upper atmosphere while the moon partially veils the sun's luminous disk.

NASA plans to launch three sounding rockets into the Earth's upper atmosphere today while the moon partially veils the sun's luminous disk.

On Tuesday, April 8, NASA plans to launch three sounding rockets into the Earth's upper atmosphere while the moon partially veils the sun's luminous disk.

The D.C. region, if weather allows it, has a chance to see a rocket launch that will soar into the sky and be visible to many in the mid-Atlantic and up the East Coast.

A resupply mission to the International Space Station is scheduled to launch Tuesday evening from NASAs Wallops Flight Facility on Virginias Eastern Shore, and you should be able to see