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Fresh off its stunning Falcon Heavy sunset launch in clear skies this weekend, SpaceX is looking at near perfect weather conditions for its fourth Space Coast launch of the year on Wednesday morning.
After raising Falcon Heavy into its vertical orientation at pad 39A Saturday, SpaceX confirmed a 24-hour delay due to unspecified reasons.
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The winds should die down by sunset and SpaceX will have another shot to launch its rarely used Falcon Heavy from Kennedy Space Center today.
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There could be as many SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches in 2023 than it has ever flown with the first one set for liftoff at 5:55 p.m. today from Kennedy Space Center.
Weather conditions should be solid for SpaceX's next launch from Kennedy Space Center, a Falcon Heavy mission that will include dual booster landings.