To recap, Vulcan launched at 4:22 a.m. EST (0922 UTC) from Cape Canaveral for the U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command. At the request of our customer, this will conclude our live coverage of today's countdown and liftoff of USSF-87. bit.ly/vulcan_ussf87 | United Launch Alliance

United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket is on the launch pad for the USSF-87 mission that will place U.S. national security spacecraft into geosynchronous orbit. It will be our next-generation rocket's heaviest payload yet and the longest flight to date, lasting 10 hours. Liftoff is scheduled for Thursday at 3:30 a.m. EST (0830 UTC) from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral. Weather forecasters give a 95% chance of GO conditions. Our play-by-play status journal begins at 10 p.m. EST (0300 UT

My live view video of the ULA, Vulcan CF2 launch. @dhlavsa Dennis Hlavsa with SpaceX FrontPage | Space FrontPage

Last week, the newly assembled Vulcan Launch Platform (VLP) for our next-generation Vulcan Centaur rocket took a journey to SLC-41 for the first time! #CountdownToVulcan Read more in our blog: https://www.ulalaunch.com/explore/blog-detail/blog/2021/01/29/vulcan-centaur-launch-platform-rolls-to-pad-for-first-time | United Launch Alliance

Tonights's ULA Vulcan VC2S USSF-106 Rocket launch's view from the Miami area was different than all SpaceX launches. This completely disappeared at its peak. SpaceX Falcon 9 continues for much longer without ever disappearing so early like this one. I also don't know if what came by after was the rocket or just a satellite. Can you tell? I start with the end in this post but I will post the rest as well. | Joseph Levy

One year ago, we debuted the next-generation Vulcan rocket with bullseye accuracy. Vulcan incorporates our success of high-energy architecture and the capability to launch any payload, at any time, directly to any orbit. 🚀 | United Launch Alliance