NASA is set to launch its newest space telescope, SPHEREx, on Thursday, March 6. The telescope will lift off with another NASA mission, PUNCH, a constellation of four small satellites that will make global, 3D observations of the Sun's outer atmosphere. SPHEREx is designed to seek the ingredients of life and will study the universe in infrared light. The PUNCH mission will provide groundbreaking 3D observations of the Sun's outer atmosphere, also known as the corona. This will help scientists understand the solar wind and its impact on the Earth's magnetic field. The launch of SPHEREx and PUNCH marks a significant milestone in NASA's ongoing efforts to explore the universe and understand its mysteries. Live launch coverage of the SPHEREx and PUNCH missions will begin at 9:15 p.m. EST on Thursday, March 6. The launch is part of NASA's continued efforts to push the boundaries of space exploration and scientific discovery. With the launch of these two missions, NASA aims to expand our knowledge of the universe and the solar system, and to shed light on the secrets of the cosmos.