A SpaceX rocket launching from Florida will be visible in Connecticut on Sunday night, according to the company. The launch, scheduled for approximately 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time, will send a Falcon 9 rocket into orbit, with its first stage expected to land at Cape Canaveral’s Landing Zone 1. The visibility in Connecticut is possible due to the rocket’s trajectory, which will pass over the eastern seaboard. Residents in coastal areas of Connecticut may see the rocket as a bright streak in the sky, though weather conditions could affect visibility. SpaceX has not confirmed the exact payload for this mission, but previous launches from the same site have included satellite deployments for Starlink and other commercial clients. The launch window is narrow, with the rocket set to lift off no later than 7:45 p.m. The event will be broadcast live on SpaceX’s YouTube channel, allowing those unable to view it directly to watch online. This is the first SpaceX launch visible from Connecticut since 2021, when a Falcon 9 rocket was seen over Long Island Sound. Local astronomy groups have urged residents to check the weather and look eastward around 7:30 p.m. for the best chance of seeing the rocket. No additional launches are planned for the same site in the coming weeks, making this a unique opportunity for skywatchers in the region.