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Here's what to know before the SpaceX rocket launch from Cape Canaveral Friday night

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The Federal Aviation Administration lists the launch of the Astranis satellites occurring during a window from 10:39 p.m. Friday night to 2:58 am . Saturday morning .

SpaceX has yet to confirm the timing of this Friday night launch.

Four satellites are headed to Geostationary orbit over 22,000 miles in altitude.

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