Oct. 4 Live Broadcast: Atlas V SES-20/21

A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V 531 rocket will launch the SES-20 and SES-21 satellites into near-geosynchronous orbit to provide television broadcasting services across the United States. The commercial dual-payload launch is in service to satellite operator SES of Luxembourg. Liftoff will occur from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida.

Launch Date and Time: Oct. 4 at 5:36 p.m. EDT (2136 UTC).

Go Atlas! Go Centaur! Go SES-20! Go SES-21!

[iamsocial]

Great launch. Commentators were super chill.

[billdavison]

Fantastic launch today ULA! What a beautiful day to fly at Canaveral Space Force Station! Keep up the great work ULA!!!

[nathancommissariat]

Great show ULA team! Perfection, as always!

[tbkowens]

its almost 2023... why can't we have 4k live footage of this yet?

[nirbhayatiwari]

SES 18 and 19 is going to be launched on Falcons ...
Bravo !!!

[marymartin]

Go Atlas! Go Centaur! Go SES-20! Go SES-21!

[surefresh]

To think 50 feet away from the rocket was recording equipment set up by KSP 2 developers.

[scorpio]

It might be cool If someone were to incorporate into a song the sound of those turbopumps firing up.

[hairtoss]

Where's the landing? There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering landing! Anyway, good job ULA.

[christianbourdon]

J ai vu un ovni (ufo) au depart a gauche de la fusee 5 secondes apres le depart il apparait une seconde et disparait

[highpointsights]

How soon will ULA begin developing reusability? The Chinese probably have more of SpaceX technology thru sleazy operations that ULA does!!

[Wfgross]

The production of this video is really poor. How about presenting flight and mission profile data? The commentators are good but…

[rubenborjas]

Did anyone else see that UFO looking thing that passed by like 8 seconds after liftoff??

[fkgamingfx]

fell asleep in front of my screen just before the stream went on. I'm just mad 🥲