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A launch calendar next to everything else you track.
A launch date touches suppliers, operators, insurers and regulators at once. GC GO keeps the schedule in the same place as the weather that can delay it and the policy that licenses it.
Free to join. Every application is reviewed by a person.
The calendar
Who is launching what, from where, and when.
The Launch Calendar lists upcoming launches with a countdown, the launch provider, the vehicle, the pad and the current status. A history view covers past launches.
Filter the list to the providers or sites you care about. Launch data comes from the public Launch Library, maintained by The Space Devs.
- Upcoming launches with countdown
- Provider, vehicle and launch site
- Status and launch history
How to read a launch status.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Go | The date and time are confirmed by the provider. |
| TBC (to be confirmed) | A date is targeted but not yet confirmed. |
| TBD (to be determined) | The date is a placeholder; expect it to move. |
| Hold | The countdown has been paused. |
General reference for common launch-status terms. Not GC GO data.
What a launch date depends on.
Weather can move it
Space weather and conditions at the site both affect whether a launch goes.
Policy licenses it
Every launch is authorized under national law.
Orbit receives it
Each launch adds objects to track.
Common questions.
Where does the launch data come from?
From the public Launch Library, maintained by The Space Devs.
What does each launch entry show?
A countdown, the launch provider, the vehicle, the pad and the current status.
Can I see past launches?
Yes. The calendar has a history view.
Open to verified members.
Apply once. A person reviews every application before access is granted.