LANDING OF SPACEIL’S BERESHEET LUNAR LANDER, Apr 11, 2019, livestream begins 2:45 pm ET

UPDATE, APRIL 11:  SpaceIL will livestream the landing on YouTube beginning at 2:45 pm EDT.  The “landing process” begins at 3:05 pm EDT.  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMdUcchBYRA&feature=youtu.be]

Israel is landing on the Moon!
Join us for the live broadcast at 9:45 PM Israel time (UTC+03:00). The landing process will start at 22:05
Watch us as we make history!
Good luck Beresheet!!???https://t.co/CC5OKrCazX#IsraelToTheMoon #Beresheet

— Israel To The Moon (@TeamSpaceIL) April 11, 2019

SpaceIL of Israel plans to land its robotic spacecraft, Beresheet, on the Moon on April 11, 2019.  It entered orbit on April 4.

SpaceIL is a non-profit organization so this will be the first non-government spacecraft to land on the Moon or any other celestial body.

It will land at Mare Serenitatis.

Update, April 8, 6:15 pm ET:  The SpaceIL website now has a countdown clock showing the time to landing, which puts it at about 4:00 pm ET April 11.

The organization tweeted on April 8 that it will be livestreamed on YouTube and Facebook and the links will be provided later.

Yes, it will be broadcast live on Facebook and Youtube. We’ll post the live streams here before the landing

— Israel To The Moon (@TeamSpaceIL) April 8, 2019