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SpaceX launches more often than any other company. Most missions fly on Falcon 9, whose first stage lands on a drone ship at sea or back at the launch site and flies again. Falcon Heavy, built from three Falcon 9 first stages, lifts the heaviest payloads, and Starship, the fully reusable rocket meant for the Moon and Mars, flies its test missions from Starbase in South Texas.
Starlink missions fill much of the schedule, alongside crew and cargo Dragon flights to the International Space Station, rideshare missions such as Transporter and Bandwagon, and national security launches for the U.S. Space Force.
With launches this frequent, times shift constantly. This list follows every change, shows each launch in your time zone, and links the webcast as soon as SpaceX posts it. For the Starship programme, with its vehicles, see the Starship page.
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The next SpaceX launch is at the top of this page with a live countdown, shown in your time zone.
From two pads in Florida, SLC-40 at Cape Canaveral and LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center, from SLC-4E at Vandenberg in California, and from Starbase in Texas for Starship.
SpaceX streams most launches on its website and on X. The webcast appears on each launch page here as soon as it is announced.
Usually on a drone ship in the ocean downrange, and sometimes back on land near the pad. Each launch page names the landing site and the booster.
Freshly launched Starlink satellites travel close together for a few days, and can look like a train of bright dots crossing the night sky.
Follow SpaceX in the Space Launch Now app to get a notification before each launch and whenever the time changes.
