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When is the next SpaceX launch?

Upcoming SpaceX missions: Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy and Starship. Schedules, countdowns and broadcasts.

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NEXT LAUNCHSpX

TentativeORBIT / LEO

Starship

Starlink Group 31-2 (Starship Flight 15)

SpaceX Starbase, TX, USA
Orbital Launch Pad 2

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

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APPROXIMATE TIME UNTIL PLANNED DATE

01days:07hours:08min:36sec

13 November 2026 at 22:45 · UTC

Source precision: minute · Schedule may change

WATCH THE LAUNCH

No broadcast link has been published in our source yet. Check back closer to launch.

CURRENT SCHEDULE

SpaceX

17 missions in this dataset

13Nov

Starship

Starlink Group 31-2 (Starship Flight 15)

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

SpaceX Starbase

13 November 2026 at 22:45Tentative

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15Nov

Falcon 9

USSF-317

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

15 November 2026 at 03:55Confirmed

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18Nov

Falcon 9

USSF-266

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

18 November 2026 at 16:49Confirmed

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29Nov

Falcon 9

Cygnus CRS-2 NG-25

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Cape Canaveral SFS

29 November 2026 at 15:49Confirmed

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~Nov

Falcon 9

NROL-195

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

November 2026Tentative

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~Nov

Falcon 9

OneWeb 21

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

November 2026Tentative

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~Nov

Falcon 9

Starlink Group 15-21

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

November 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

CHORUS

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Cape Canaveral SFS

December 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

Globalstar 2-R Mission 2 (x 9)

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Cape Canaveral SFS

December 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer D

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Cape Canaveral SFS

December 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

SDA Tranche 2 Transport Layer E

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

December 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

BlueBird 14-16 (Block 2 #9-11)

Altitude / destinationBelow 2,000 kmLow Earth orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Cape Canaveral SFS

Q4 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

SDA Tranche 1 Tracking Layer A

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

Q4 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

SDA Tranche 1 Tracking Layer C

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

Q4 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

SDA Tranche 1 Tracking Layer D

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

Q4 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer D

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

Q4 2026Tentative

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~Dec

Falcon 9

SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer F

Altitude / destinationTypically 200–1,000 kmPolar orbit · orbit-type reference

SpX

Vandenberg SFB

Q4 2026Tentative

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