Falcon 9
USSF-627
Vandenberg, California
The next SpaceX launch is a Falcon 9 carrying USSF-627 from Vandenberg, California on November 10, 2026. 3 launches are planned in the next 7 days.
Updated Saturday, November 7. Launch dates often change, so check the official webcast on launch day.
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Confirmed
Falcon 9
USSF-317
Vandenberg, California
06d 02h 39m 08s
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Date not set
Starship
Flight 15
Starbase, Texas
In 6 days
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Falcon 9
Cygnus CRS-2 NG-25
Cape Canaveral, Florida
22d 14h 05m 08s
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Saturday, November 7
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Falcon 9 USSF-432
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
A Falcon 9 will carry USSF-432 to low Earth orbit from Vandenberg, California.
Liftoff time has passed. This schedule updates on Sundays.
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Tuesday, November 10
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In 3 days Confirmed
Falcon 9 USSF-627
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
A Falcon 9 will carry USSF-627 to low Earth orbit from Vandenberg, California.
Liftoff time has passed. This schedule updates on Sundays.
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Friday, November 13
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In 6 days Confirmed
Falcon 9 USSF-317
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
A Falcon 9 will carry USSF-317 to low Earth orbit from Vandenberg, California.
Liftoff time has passed. This schedule updates on Sundays.
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In 6 days Date not set
Starship Flight 15
Starbase, Texas SpaceX
A Starship will make test flight 15 to low Earth orbit from Starbase, Texas.
Launch day has passed. This schedule updates on Sundays.
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Sunday, November 29
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In 22 days Confirmed
Falcon 9 Cygnus CRS-2 NG-25
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
A Falcon 9 will carry Cygnus CRS-2 NG-25 to low Earth orbit from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Liftoff time has passed. This schedule updates on Sundays.
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SpaceX launches with no exact date yet
November 2026
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Falcon 9 Starlink Group 15-21
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 NROL-195
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
Date not set
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Falcon 9 OneWeb 21
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Late 2026
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Falcon 9 BlueBird 14-16 (Block 2 #9-11)
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
Date not set
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 1 Tracking Layer A
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer D
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 1 Tracking Layer D
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer F
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 1 Tracking Layer C
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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2026
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Falcon 9 Rivada 10
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 Rivada 11
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 Rivada 1
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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December 2026
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer D
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer E
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 CHORUS
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
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Falcon 9 Globalstar 2-R Mission 2 (x 9)
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
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January 2027
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer F
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer C
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
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Falcon Heavy Griffin Mission One
Kennedy Space Center, Florida SpaceX
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Falcon 9 Axiom Space Mission 5
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
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February 2027
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Falcon 9 Transporter 19 (Dedicated SSO Rideshare)
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer G
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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Falcon 9 SICRAL 3A
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
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March 2027
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Falcon 9 Crew-14
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
Date not set
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Falcon 9 SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer H
Vandenberg, California SpaceX
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April 2027
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Falcon 9 AYAP-1
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
Date not set
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Falcon 9 Bandwagon 6 (Dedicated Mid-Inclination Rideshare)
Cape Canaveral, Florida SpaceX
Date not set
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What SpaceX launches
- Falcon 9: the rocket behind most SpaceX flights. It carries satellites, cargo and crews.
- Falcon Heavy: three Falcon 9 first stages joined together, used for heavy payloads.
- Starship: the largest SpaceX rocket, built for trips to the Moon and Mars. It flies from Texas.
Most SpaceX launches carry Starlink, the company’s internet satellites. SpaceX also flies NASA astronauts and cargo to the International Space Station, and satellites for the US military and private companies. You can read how these rockets compare in our guide to the types of rockets.
Where SpaceX launches from
- Cape Canaveral, Florida: Space Launch Complex 40, used for many Falcon 9 flights.
- Kennedy Space Center, Florida: Launch Complex 39A, used for Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy and crewed flights.
- Vandenberg, California: Space Launch Complex 4 East, used for flights that head south over the Pacific.
- Starbase, Texas: the home of Starship.
How to watch a SpaceX launch
SpaceX streams its launches for free on its website and on X. Streams usually start a few minutes before liftoff. Use the Watch live button on any launch above, and use Add to calendar to save a launch to your phone.
To see one in person, check our list of places to watch on the Florida rocket launch schedule. California launches can be seen from around Lompoc, and from Santa Barbara and Los Angeles on clear nights.
This page shows SpaceX flights only. See every launch worldwide on the full rocket launch schedule.
SpaceX launch FAQ
When is the next SpaceX launch?
The next SpaceX launch is a Falcon 9 carrying USSF-627 from Vandenberg, California on November 10, 2026. 3 launches are planned in the next 7 days. Times can change, so check the SpaceX webcast on launch day.
How many times does SpaceX launch each year?
SpaceX flew 165 Falcon 9 missions in 2025, a record. That is about three launches a week.
Where does SpaceX launch from?
Falcon 9 launches from Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center in Florida and from Vandenberg in California. Starship launches from Starbase in Texas.
Where can I watch a SpaceX launch live?
SpaceX streams launches on its website and on X. The Watch live button on each launch links to the webcast or to the SpaceX launches page.
What is a Starlink launch?
A Starlink launch carries a batch of SpaceX internet satellites to low Earth orbit. These are the most common SpaceX launches.
Why was a SpaceX launch delayed?
The most common causes are weather at the launch site, rough seas at the booster landing zone and technical checks. SpaceX posts the new time on its website and on X.
Launch data comes from Launch Library 2 by The Space Devs. Rocket photo credits appear under the schedule.
