Delta IV Heavy rocket launch will be visible from most of Florida
Which cities can see Delta IV Heavy rocket launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida?
ULA provided a helpful graphic that shows Delta IV Heavy's intended flight path and its launch visibility:, Space Coast, Orlando, northern part of the Treasure Coast, Indian River County, Sebastian, Vero Beach, parts of northern part of Daytona Beach, Space Coast, Orlando, northern part of the Treasure Coast, Indian River County, Sebastian, Vero Beach, parts of northern part of Daytona Beach, Space Coast, northern part of Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach, Treasure Coast, possibly Martin...
, visibility extends to West Palm Beach, Ocala, the Village, Sebring, most of central and East Coast of Florida, parts of West Coast of Florida, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Tampa, Arcadia, North Port, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, most of central and East Coast of Florida, parts of West Coast of Florida, visibility extends to Hollywood, Florida; the Everglades, Hialeah, Miami, most of central and East Coast of Florida, parts of West Coast of Florida; visibility...
Beyond 240 seconds, Delta IV Heavy should see center booster separation and main engine start, according to the ULA graphic.10: Launch + 300 secondsBeyond 300 seconds, the graphic shows Delta Heavy payload fairing jettison., most of central and East Coast of Florida, parts of West Coast of Florida Clearwater and St. Petersburg appear to be out of range. Interestingly, the Bahamas and Freeport are in the launch visibility zones.About the Delta IV Heavy rocket launch mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida
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