GMA host Michael Strahan is going to space. Here's how to watch

Here's how to watch GMA host Michael Strahan rocket to the edge of space.

New York Jeff Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, will send Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, the daughter of famed astronaut Alan Shepard, and four paying customers on a supersonic joy ride to the edge of space.

Liftoff is slated for 8:45 am CT on December 11 from Blue Origin launch facilities near the rural town of Van Horn, Texas, where Bezos owns a sprawling ranch. A livestream of the mission will be on the company's YouTube channel, and CNN will share the feed on our live blog of the launch.

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