The next SpaceX launch from Florida, California or Texas, with its time at the launch site and in your own time. The box refreshes from the latest launch list.
From Space Launch Complex 4E, Vandenberg SFB, CA, USA
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The box above shows the next SpaceX launch, from any of its launch sites, with three more after it. Times are shown at the launch site and in your own local time. The box checks for changes every 10 minutes while the page is open.
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Where does SpaceX launch from?
SpaceX launches from four pads in three US states.
Florida: Space Launch Complex 40 and Launch Complex 39A
Space Launch Complex 40 is at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, and Launch Complex 39A is at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Florida times are Eastern Time. See Is there a launch today in Florida?
Falcon 9 and Dragon at sunset on Space Launch Complex 40, Cape Canaveral, before NASA's Crew-12 mission, 10 February 2026. Image: NASA/Aubrey GemignaniFalcon 9 and Dragon on Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, before NASA's Crew-11 mission, 31 July 2025. Image: NASA/Joel Kowsky
Falcon 9 on Space Launch Complex 4E, Vandenberg, before the SWOT launch, 14 December 2022. Image: NASA/Keegan Barber
Texas: Starbase
Starbase, near Boca Chica, is where Starship launches. Starbase times are Central Time.
Starship on the launch pad at Starbase, Texas, before Flight 8 in March 2025. Image: SpaceX
Most SpaceX launches are Falcon 9 flights carrying Starlink internet satellites. Falcon Heavy, which is three Falcon 9 cores strapped together, flies far less often.
On SpaceX's launches page, which lists upcoming missions and links to each webcast. SpaceX also posts launch times and delays on X. When SpaceX has announced a time, it is the one to trust. Times often move by minutes or days, sometimes on the day itself.
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Launch data: The Space Devs / Launch Library 2. Snapshot taken . Launch times change often; check the launch provider's official channels before you plan around one.
