NASA intends to send the Northrop Grumman’s Antares rocket on an endeavor to the Global Space Station to convey supplies and lead examinations in a Tuesday night send off that could be noticeable in different states.

The rocket is planned to send off at 8:31 p.m. ET from Clobbers Flight Office on Pummels Island in eastern Virginia. Assuming it doesn’t rain, NASA expressed perspectives on the send off might be noticeable in twelve states all through the mid-Atlantic locale and on the East Coast.

The mission will look at rocket fire insurance and the thickness of the World’s highest environment, among other logical examinations, NASA says.

Here’s how to watch the rocket launch live, no matter where you are in the country or where the viewing area is.

Step by step instructions to watch the Antares send off live

Assuming the rainclouds blow over, the send off will happen Tuesday, Aug. 1 at 8:31 p.m. ET.

NASA will communicate the send off real time on NASA TV, the NASA application, its site and different virtual entertainment stages, including YouTube and X (previously Twitter.)