A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket is scheduled to launch 29 Amazon “LEO” internet satellites into orbit on Friday night, according to Space.com and Spaceflight Now. The mission, described as Leo Atlas 07, is planned from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Liftoff is targeted for a launch window that opens at 7:33 p.m. EDT (2333 UTC). Spaceflight Now identifies the launch as taking place from Pad 41. The Atlas V flight is described as part of Amazon’s planned satellite deployment, with Spaceflight Now noting the broader context that the Leo Atlas 07 mission is the second to last Atlas 5 flight booked by Amazon on United Launch Alliance. Both outlets frame the event as an end-to-end rocket launch designed to place a batch of the satellites into orbit, with the timing and range of launch operations centered on the scheduled evening window. No additional details about deployment sequence or final orbit are included in the provided excerpts.