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"  NASA/Wallops Mission Planning Lab Update: The Antares rocket exploded on lift-off. For more, check out our developing story. At 6:45 Eastern tonight, a rocket will blast off from NASA&amp;#039;s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia, and if you live on the East Coast of the U.S., you might be able to see it. NASA just issued this handy map showing where the rocket will be visible, and how long after launch. People living in an area stretching from Massachusetts to the Carolinas may have a chance to see it if the skies are clear. The Orbital Sciences Antares rocket will be carrying cargo to resupply the International Space Station, where it will arrive Nov. 2. Update: NASA canceled the launch due to &amp;quot;a boat downrange in the hazard area.&amp;quot; Update, Oct. 28: NASA says the launch is now scheduled for 6.22 p.m. Eastern tonight (Tuesday). The weather forecast for this evening is 95 percent favorable. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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