SpaceX early morning rocket launch from Florida. When is liftoff?

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, originally scheduled to launch on June 3, will now lift off on Thursday, June 4 at 5:53 a.m. ET from Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The mission will deploy 29 Starlink broadband satellites into low-Earth orbit, following a scrubbed attempt the previous day. The northeast trajectory means the launch may be visible from parts of Florida, including Jacksonville Beach to the north and West Palm Beach to the south, depending on weather and cloud cover." "Live coverage will begin 90 minutes before liftoff, provided by USA TODAY Network’s Space Team, including reporters Rick Neale and Brooke Edwards. Viewers can watch through the FLORIDA TODAY app, website, or browser via floridatoday.com/space, where updates and a countdown clock will be available. The launch window offers a rare opportunity for spectators along Florida’s Space Coast, Treasure Coast, and Volusia County to witness the rocket’s ascent and contrail against the early morning sky." "SpaceX’s Starlink missions continue to expand global broadband coverage, with this launch marking another deployment of satellites designed to provide high-speed internet access. The Falcon 9’s first stage is expected to land shortly after liftoff, following SpaceX’s standard recovery protocol. Weather conditions will be monitored closely, as cloud cover or unfavorable winds could impact visibility for those observing from afar." "Residents and visitors in coastal Florida towns should check local forecasts for optimal viewing conditions. The launch’s early morning timing may also create striking photographic opportunities, with the rocket’s glow and contrail standing out against the predawn sky. For real-time updates, the USA TODAY Network’s live blog will offer minute-by-minute details leading up to and following liftoff.