Canaveral Spaceport™
Starlink 9 plus BlackSky Global 5 & 6, The tenth launch of a 'batch' of satellites to add to the Starlink Constellation of broadband Internet Satellites. Two commercial Earth Observation satellites are taking advantage of a SpaceX 'Rideshare' Program.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2020-07-08, 12:00 Noon EDT (16:00 UTC)
- For mission status on Launch Day, visit LaunchInfo.com on your mobile phone's web browser, and tap 1 on your dialpad. Data rates will apply.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2020-07-xx
Mars 2020, A Follow-on mission to the Curiosity Mars Rover(constructed from many of it's spare parts), Perseverence will take 2 years to reach The Red Planet, and go through a similar '7 minutes of Terror' in it's Entry, Decent, and Landing sequence through the Martian atmosphere upon arrival, expected in February of 2021.
- Booster: - Booster: Atlas V (541)
- Launch Date: 2020-07-22, 9:35 amEDT (13:35 UTC) SAOCOM 1B, An Earth observation satellite designed to provide radar imagery to help emergency responders and monitor the environment, including the collection of soil moisture measurements for Argentina.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2020-07-xx
Starlink 10 plus SkySats 19-21, The eleventh launch of a 'batch' of satellites to add to the Starlink Constellation of Broadband Internet Satellites. Three commercial Earth Observation satellites are taking advantage of a SpaceX 'Rideshare' Program'.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2020-07-08, 12:00 Noon EDT (16:00 UTC)
SXM-7, A Geostationary Radio Broadcast satellite for Sirius XM based in New York City.
- Booster: Falcon9
- Launch Date: 2020-08-01, 12:27 amEDT (04:27 UTC) NROL 44, A secret spy satellite for the National Reconnaisance Office.
- Booster: Delta IV Heavy
- Launch Date: 2017-08-26 GPS III SV04, The fourth Space Vehicle in the Block 3 GPS navigation satellite program for the US Space Force. Once on orbit, it will be known by the Code Name 'Magellan'.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2020-08-xx SpaceX Dragon Crew Mission 1, The first certified launch of a Crew Dragon capsule to the International Space Station under a NASA Commercial Crew contract. Three astronauts from the USA and one from Japan will make the trip.
- Booster: Falcon 9
- Launch Date: 2020-08-30, 03:17 amEDT* (07:17 UTC)
* A launch time has not been announced, but was calculated by SpaceLaunchInfo.Com based on rendezvous requirements.
This is a Web Page to inform visitors to Titusville Florida, and the surrounding Space Coast about the rocket launch they hope to witness while they are here. Feel free to check out the information here, and at the Space Launch Viewing FAQ Page, where more information is located. Many things on this site still refer to the space shuttle era, and are left that way as 'artifacts'.
