The SpaceX launch schedule: upcoming Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy and Starship launches with launch times in your time zone, on the timelines of your cities.
Most SpaceX launches are Falcon 9 flights — Starlink batches, customer satellites, cargo and crew missions to the International Space Station, and national security payloads. They lift off from Florida, flying east over the Atlantic, and from Vandenberg in California, flying south into polar orbits. Starship test flights launch from Starbase in Texas when they are in the manifest.
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. Polymarket markets on a launch sit under it with their odds.
Select a launch to see its rocket, mission and launch site, with links to the live stream and the countdown. Launches by site are in the Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg calendars, and launches of every provider in the Rocket Launches calendar.
Open this calendar: the next SpaceX launch is on the timeline of each of your cities, in its local time, and the next event button jumps straight to it.
Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launch from Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center in Florida and from Vandenberg in California; Starship flies from Starbase in Texas. Each launch card names its site.
Where Polymarket has markets on a launch — launch dates, booster catches, splashdowns, mission success — they sit under the launch on the timeline, with the odds as of the last update of the calendar.
SpaceX has announced the day but not the time yet. The launch gets its exact time on the timeline once it is announced, and the calendar follows the live manifest, so slipped launches move too.
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