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Space View Park Titusville Directly across the Indian River from historic Launch Complex 39 LISATS Point Port Canaveral Where ham radio operators provide nformation on the payloads going up. Loudspeakers with launch commentary are provided at LISATS Point.

• MUOS 2, Mobile User Objective System, a US Navy communications satellite.
  • Booster: Atlas V (501)/Centaur"
  • Launch date: 2013-07-19, 8:51 amEDT (12:51 UTC)
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• WGS 6, Wideband Global SATCOM, a wideband communications satellite for the Department of Defense.
  • Booster: Delta IV
  • Launch date: 2013-08-xx

• SES 8, A Geostationary TV Broadcast Satelite for SES of Luxembourg. It will be positioned over the equator at 95°E longitude to cover the South Asia and Pacific regions.
  • Booster: Falcon 9
  • Launch date: 2013-08-xx

• Thaicom-6, Thaicom-6 will be co-located with Thaicom-5 at 78.5° East (“Hot Bird” position), and carry a hybrid Ku- and C-band payload. The C-band payload will provide services via the satellite’s regional beam to Southeast Asia and Africa, including Madagascar.
  • Booster: Falcon 9
  • Launch date: 2013-08-xx

• AEHF 3, Advanced Extremely High Frequency Satellite, a communications satellite for the DoD.
  • Booster: Atlas V (531)
  • Launch date: 2013-09-13

• Orbcomm OG2, Eight Orbcomm Generation Two (OG2) satellites will be launched on a single SpaceX Falcon 9 booster into LEO (Low Earth Orbit)
  • Booster: Falcon 9
  • Launch date: 2013-09-xx

• NAVSTAR 2F-5, Global Positioning System Satellite
  • Booster: Delta IV
  • Launch date: 2013-10-xx

• MAVEN, Mars Atmosphere and Volitile EvolutioN satellite will orbit Mars to study the upper atmosphere.
  • Booster: Atlas V (501)/Centaur
  • Launch date: 2013-11-18, 1:47 pmEDT (18:47 UTC)

• Dragon CRS-3, An unmanned cargo delivery mission to the International Space Station under a NASA Commercial Resupply Services contract.
  • Booster: Falcon 9
  • Launch date: 2013-12-09, 5:41 pmEST* (22:41 UTC)
  * Time of launch has not been announced, but was calculated by SpaceLaunchInfo.Com based on mission rendezvous requirements.

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Last Updated 2013-06-18
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