The Cape Canaveral launch schedule: rocket launches from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station and the neighbouring Kennedy Space Center on Florida's Space Coast, with launch times in your time zone, on the timelines of your cities.
Florida is where crewed missions, cargo flights to the International Space Station and launches to geostationary orbit lift off, flying east over the Atlantic. Launch providers include SpaceX with Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy, United Launch Alliance with Vulcan, and Blue Origin with New Glenn.
The schedule follows the live SpaceNexus launch manifest, so when a launch slips, it moves on the timeline too. A launch whose day is set but whose time is not yet announced is shown as an all-day event. Where Polymarket has markets on a launch — launch dates, booster landings, mission success — they sit under it with their odds.
Select a launch to see its provider, rocket and mission, with links to the live stream and the countdown. Launches from California, New Zealand and the rest of the world are in the Rocket Launches calendar.
Open this calendar: today's Florida launches are on the timeline of each of your cities, in its local time, and the next event button jumps straight to the next one.
Each launch sits on the timeline at its planned liftoff time, converted to your time zone, and to Florida time if you add Orlando or Miami. The time can still move within the launch window or to another day; the calendar follows the live manifest and is refreshed every few hours.
They are neighbours on Florida's Space Coast. Cape Canaveral Space Force Station has the pads used by most commercial launches; Kennedy Space Center, run by NASA, has Launch Complex 39A. Each launch card names its site.
The launch provider has announced the day but not the time yet. Such a launch is shown as an all-day event and gets its exact time on the timeline once it is announced.
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