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The Space Shuttle, retired in 2011, may seem like a distant memory to many of us, but rockets of all sorts are now launching more than ever from Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, and many other places around the world. Resources listed on this page will help you find out the latest on what's going up and when.

Launch Forecasts on the Internet

For the most current, up-to-date, accurate and plain just best source on the Internet for the worldwide launch schedule, visit Spaceflight Now's Tracking Station. Keep an eye on the website for real-time updates of major launches as the countdown nears zero, anytime day or night.

NASA's Consolidated Launch Schedule
For the official word on NASA launches only, check their schedule and then spend some time exploring an incredible wealth of information about the past, present and future activity of our nation's space agency. And don't forget the first A in NASA stands for Aeronautics. Visit the Aeronautics section of the NASA web site and learn what NASA's aeronautical innovators are doing to continue to push the frontiers of flight.

Space Launch Delta 45
For the official view of the Cape Canaveral launch schedule from the U.S Space Force delta responsible for managing the Eastern Range, including links to the launch weather forecast, visit the official Patrick Space Force Base web site.

Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif.
For information about missions flying from the nation's major west coast launch site, check out the schedule posted on the Vandenberg Space Force Base web site.

In case you were wondering, the launch images at the top of the page are, from left, New Glenn, Falcon Heavy, Vulcan, Falcon 9, Ariane 6, and a Soyuz. Images are from Arianespace, Blue Origin, NASA, United Launch Alliance, and SpaceX.