Scots could be in for an exciting evening this week as a historic rocket launch is set to be visible over the UK.
The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will lift off from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida at around 4.33pm EDT - around 9.33pm tonight (Wednesday, May 27) in the UK.
SpaceX and NASA will be sending astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley to the International Space Station on board the Crew Dragon spacecraft.
The journey will mark the first crewed spaceflight from the US since the retirement of the Space Shuttle programme in 2011 and the first time a private company has attempted to send astronauts into space.
The mission, known as Demo-2, is a demonstration mission to show SpaceX's ability to ferry astronauts to the space station safely and back safely.
It'll be the final step required by SpaceX's astronaut carrier, the Crew Dragon, to get certified by Nasa's Commercial Crew Programme for more long-term manned missions to space.
The rocket will go out over the Atlantic Ocean and into a trajectory to intercept the Space Station.
Shortly after lift-off, the rocket will separate into what's called the first stage and a second stage.
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The first stage will return to a SpaceX landing ship which will be stationed in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Florida.
The second stage will continue the journey with Crew Dragon.
MeteorWatch has said "The craft will pass over the UK from a westerly direction and will head east. It may be visible lower in the southern part of the sky as it flies past."
Approximately 15-20 minutes after the launch, the rocket is likely to be visible from the UK.
The forecast for Glasgow looks to be cloudy so we might be out of luck in Glasgow.
We'll have our fingers crossed for a change in weather before 9pm.