Today at 9 a.m. EST/6 a.m. PST, Willcox and Heilmann will be posing for a meet-and-greet at Raleigh Studios in California, where they'll answer questions from fans and hopefully get signed some shirts and tickets. Some fans can catch a live broadcast of the show in a number of other places in the world, like Africa, New Zealand, Japan, China, and Sweden. Hopefully, the event goes smoothly for both NASA and ESA, since there are many millions of people watching from their living rooms across the globe. Even if you can't make it to the launch site in person, you can still witness the event live thanks to NASA's live feed below. If all goes according to plan, TIA-2 should finally be blasting off at 8:05 p.m. EST. After it's out of Earth's atmosphere, the probe should burn up upon re-entry, so it won't pose a serious threat to our planet. Source: CNN Top Image: ESA's Schiaparelli lander taking off from Mars in October 2014. (credit: ESA) By Evan Gough Evan Gough lives on the West