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A website with information on viewing launches from the Canaveral Spaceport. Today, the Kennedy Space Center is the historical site of past space programs, Apollo and Space Shuttle, and the KSC Visitor Center is still open to the public, while the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station is where about a dozen unmanned launches a year are launched from.

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SpaceLaunchInfo.Com

Providing information on upcoming launches from The Canaveral Spaceport - Kennedy Space Center and the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. Until the SLS (Space Launch System) starts flying, launches will only go from the Air Force Station. The KSC Visitor Complex is still open to visitors as a Space Museum.

Next Launch
2014 March 16, 4:41 amEDT

    Dragon CRS-3, An unmanned cargo delivery mission to the International Space Station under a NASA Commercial Resupply Services contract.
    - Booster: Falcon 9 v1.1
    - Launch date: 2014-03-16, 04:41 amEST (08:41 UTC)

    For status updates, Visit http://LaunchInfo.Com on your mobile phone's web browser, and tap 1 on your dialpad. Data rates will apply.

    NRO L-67, A spy satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office.
    - Booster: Atlas V (401)/Centaur
    - Launch date: 2014-03-25

    Orbcomm OG2, Eight Orbcomm Generation Two (OG2) satellites will be launched on a single SpaceX Falcon v1.1 booster into LEO (Low Earth Orbit)
    - Booster: Falcon v1.1
    - Launch date: 2014-04-xx

    NRO L-33, A spy satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office.
    - Booster: Atlas V (401)/Centaur
    - Launch date: 2014-05-07

Click here for a
Complete Canaveral Spaceport Launch Calendar

Click to find out
What happened during a Space Shuttle Countdown

This is the Web Page for space·launch·info, a web site 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.

We no longer send out launch status text messages. When we started the text mesages in 1995, no one was doing it well. SpaceFlightNow.Com sends launch status text messages. We rely on Tweets from SpaceFlight Now.

For "Launch Status" of the current launch campaign on your mobile phone's web browser, visit M.SpaceLaunchInfo.Com and press the "1" key on your phone's dialpad, or tap the graphic of the "1" key at the top of the page. Data rates will apply.
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