Your Guide to SpaceLaunches
Know what is launching, and what it changes.
The schedule tells you when. Starman Nova explains which launches matter, what each mission is trying to prove, and what will still be unresolved after liftoff.
Confirmed — time is set. Window set — window announced, time may move. Date TBD— mission is real, timing isn't.
Full schedule
Every other upcoming launch in one table.
Routine flights stay compact here. Open the row when a launch needs the full evidence trail, watch link, or calendar file.
| Date | Mission | Provider | Status | Watch | Calendar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No additional upcoming launches. | |||||
Recent meaningful changes
What moved in the last 14 days.
Starlink Group 17-53
Starlink Group 17-53 was added to the upcoming launch schedule.
Unknown mission cargo
Unknown mission cargo was added to the upcoming launch schedule.
Sentinel-3C & FLEX
Sentinel-3C & FLEX was added to the upcoming launch schedule.
Progress MS-35 (96P)
Progress MS-35 (96P) was added to the upcoming launch schedule.
Recent results
Launch success is only the first layer.
SpaceSail Polar Group #12
The launch layer can be separated from deployment, spacecraft health, commissioning, and mission success.
Still pending: Deployment confirmation, First contact, Commissioning, Final service or science result
Starlink Group 17-43
The launch layer can be separated from deployment, spacecraft health, commissioning, and mission success.
Still pending: Deployment confirmation, First contact, Commissioning, Final service or science result
Starlink Group 10-35
The launch layer can be separated from deployment, spacecraft health, commissioning, and mission success.
Still pending: Deployment confirmation, First contact, Commissioning, Final service or science result
2 x SatNet DTC test satellites
The launch layer can be separated from deployment, spacecraft health, commissioning, and mission success.
Still pending: Deployment confirmation, First contact, Commissioning, Final service or science result
This week's launch story
The week tells you what the manifest cannot.
The weekly issue compares the missions, separates capability changes from background cadence, and names what to watch after launch day.
After the countdown
Turn a launch window into a story you can keep following.
A useful launch page should make the next follow-up obvious: liftoff, deployment, recovery, commissioning, or the first source that confirms what changed.
Get major launch reminders
Join the update list and include launch reminder interest for schedule changes, webcast availability, and meaningful results.
Know what to watch for
Methodology and trust
Facts, interpretation, and uncertainty stay separate.
Schedule data comes from Launch Library cache. Starman Nova labels routine missions honestly, keeps limited-information missions close to confirmed facts, and treats deployment, first contact, commissioning, and mission outcome as separate milestones.