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Space Coast: What it's like to be in Florida for Artemis launch

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This page covers the atmosphere at Florida's Space Coast as people gather to watch the Artemis II rocket launch. Around 400,000 visitors are expected to crowd beaches, causeways, and viewing spots to witness four astronauts blast into space for a mission flying around the Moon. NASA's 10-day test flight won't land on the Moon but may capture unprecedented views of lunar landscapes. Local officials anticipate a historic tourism influx with an estimated economic impact of $160 million, with hotels and bars preparing for heavy traffic and crowds throughout the region.

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