SpaceX has delayed their rocket launch until Tuesday due to fog. They will now be launching a Starlink mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station at 3:37 a.m. EST. The delay was caused by a dense fog advisory from the National Weather Service in East-Central Florida. The launch doubleheader planned for Monday will not happen. However, SpaceX is still planning to launch another Falcon 9 rocket from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Monday evening. This rocket will deploy two satellites and create sonic booms when the booster lands back at Cape Canaveral. The weather looks good for the Monday evening launch, with a 95% chance of good conditions. You can follow the launch updates on the FLORIDA TODAY Space Team's website starting 90 minutes before the launch time. Space is important to us, and we want to bring you the best coverage of launches in Florida. Supporting journalism like this takes time and resources, so please consider subscribing to support our work. In simple words: SpaceX had to move their rocket launch to Tuesday because of fog. They will launch a mission early in the morning. Another rocket will launch on Monday evening, and you can watch it online. Space is cool, and we want to give you the best coverage of launches in Florida. Consider subscribing to support our work.