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Bringing the experience of live launches from Kennedy Space Center and all over the Space Coast in podcast form!

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SpaceX will be launching a Falcon 9 rocket from the historic LC-39A pad at Kennedy Space Center on Saturday June 17th at 2:10 PM Eastern.

The Apollo / Saturn V Viewing Area at Kennedy Space Center will be open to visitors of Kennedy Space Center as part of the Visitor Center's day admission - there is NO ADDITIONAL TICKET needed to view with launch from the Apollo / Saturn V viewing area.

Seats for this viewing are are on a first come, first server basis.

For more information on Kennedy Space Center and to purchase you day admission for June the 17th, visit: https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/

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On June 3rd, 2017 SpaceX launched their 7th Falcon 9 rocket for the 2017 calendar year marking the 100th launch from the historic LC-39A Launch Pad at Kennedy Space Center.

This episode of “Go For Launch” discussed the the equipment, the cargo, and the CRS-11 mission ending with a live recording of the launch and landing from Kennedy Space Center.

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This a Go For Launch – Launch Alert special.

SpaceX will attempt to launch Mission CRS-11from LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center on June 1st, 5:55 PM Eastern.

This is fantastic opportunity to spend a great day at Kennedy Space Center and cap it off with a stunning dusk SpaceX Launch!

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In this episode we bring you the detail of the SpaceX Inmarsat-5 F4 launch from May 15th, 2017.

Along with the launch details we provided a first hand account of the launch as seen from Space View Park in Titusville, Florida.

The Complete SpaceX Inmarsat-4 F4 Launch

https://youtu.be/ynMYE64IEKs

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This a Go For Launch - Launch Alert special.

SpaceX will attempt to launch Mission Inmarsat-5 F4 from LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center on May 15th 7:20 PM Easter.

Tickets for viewing this launch at Kennedy Space Center from the Apollo/Saturn V View area at currently available at: https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/info/tickets

This is fantastic opportunity to spend a great day at Kennedy Space Center and cap it off with a stunning dusk SpaceX Launch!

NEOZAZ will be covering the launch from Space View Park in Titusville, FL. Learn more about Space View Park here at the City of Titusville website, and check out our episode covering the SpaceX NROL-76 Launch.

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Welcome to "Go For Launch", the new series for NEOZAZ.com - or at least it could be. This is the first entry into the NEOZAZ "Pilot Program", a program we've started to find the next NEOZAZ regular series.

Motivated by past specials featuring rocket launches from Florida's Space Coast, "Go For Launch" showcases these launches in each episode.

Launch alerts, launch details, and live recorded audio of rocket launches from Florida’s Space Coast. What’s going up, where it’s going, and details and first hand accounts on where to see them. SpaceX, ULA, NASA, and everything still yet to come.

In this first pilot episode we featured "SpaceX NROL-76" the first super secret launch from SpaceX for National Reconnaissance Office.

We hope you enjoy this first pilot of "Go For Launch" and stayed tuned soon for more details on the NEOZAZ Pilot Project.

The complete SpaceX NROL-76 Launch and Landing:

https://youtu.be/EzQpkQ1etdA

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February 19th 2017 marked a major milestone in space exploration. For first time since the retirement of the NASA Space Shuttle Program, a space craft launched from the historic LC-39a launch pad. The rocket that lifted off was the first commercial rocket to ever launch from LC-39a – The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. This was the first flight for SpaceX from their newly leased launch pad LC-39a and the first step towards “Red Dragon”, the manned capsule to be launched by SpaceX in 2018. NEOZAZ was on site to cover the launch.

Hear about the history of this launch site and the significance of this flight and all the launch and landing details in this special episode.

For more NASA and Kennedy Space Center specials, please visit these following links:

The NEOZAZ Orion EFT-1 Mini Series

The AtlasV GOES-R Launch

Best of Fives – NASA Achievements

Best of Fives – Kennedy Space Center

Kennedy Space Center 3D Gallery

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The Atlas V GOES-R Launch. On November 19th, 2016 - The ULA launch an Atlas V 541 rocket from the Kennedy Space Center sending the next generation weather monitoring satellite GOES-R into orbit. NEOZAZ was there to capture the sounds and excitement of this event! Join your host Matt in this episode as he takes you through the ins and outs of the GOES-R Satellite, the Atlas V Rocket, a visit to the newest Kennedy Space Center attraction “Heroes and Legends” and of course, the launch of the rocket itself! For more NASA and Kennedy Space Center specials, please visit these following links: The NEOZAZ Orion EFT-1 Mini Series Best of Fives - NASA Achievements Best of Fives - Kennedy Space Center Kennedy Space Center 3D Gallery This special is made possibly by the generosity of our Patreon supporters. To learn how you can help support all the work we do at NeoZAZ and get access to Patreon exclusive content, please visit our Patreon page at:https://www.patreon.com/neozaz. Get all the latest from NeoZAZ from our social media pages: Follow NeoZAZ on Facebook. Follow Neozaz on Twitter.

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Special Podcast Series. Orion EFT-1

Part 3

in part 3 of this special mini series, launch day has finally arrived. Or has it?

After an early morning start promising weather, not all things go as at the NASASocial participants had hoped. Hear first hand the sounds and reactions to the December 4th scrubbed followed by the excitement and elation of the Dec 5th successful launch!

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Orion Social Broadcast

Orion post-scrub News Conference

Orion flight test reviewed

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Special Podcast Series. Orion EFT-1

Part 1

On December 5th 2014 the next generation of Manned Space flight for NASA took it's first step as the Orion spacecraft was launched on it's first test flight, mission EFT-1.

This unmanned mission was launched atop a Delta IV Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, and Matt from NeoZAZ.com was there, reporting from a 2 day event learning all about Orion, NASAs work on Mars, and Future of Manned space flight.

This launch, dubbed "the first step to Mars" put Orion into a 2 orbit four hour flight around the earth pushing this crew vehicle farther from the planet and any manned space craft have gone in 42 years.

in part 1 of this special mini series, we learn much more about Orion, EFT-1, and the fantastic social media support program NASA offers to Social Media follower and New Media creators in it's NASASocial program.

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Orion Social Broadcast

Orion post-scrub News Conference

Orion flight test reviewed

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Special Podcast Series. Orion EFT-1

Part 2

in part 2 of this special mini series, the NASASocial participants took part in a live TV broadcast about Orion, Mars, and the Future of manned space flight.

From there, that participants headed to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor's complex for more great guest speakers, including a couple of surprise appearances.

Orion launch

Orion Social Broadcast

Orion post-scrub News Conference

Orion flight test reviewed

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NASASocial Twitter

NASA Facebook

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