26 Jun 2026
SpaceX plans weekend rocket launch. Where to see liftoff in CA
Get ready for the eighth and likely final rocket launch of June from California. Here's what to know about the SpaceX mission. The eighth and likely the final rocket launch of June is on deck this weekend in California. SpaceX , which has been behind every liftoff this month from the Vandenberg Space Force Base , plans to get its Falcon 9 rocket off the ground one more time Sunday, June 28. And…
23 Jun 2026
SpaceX plans another June rocket launch. Where to watch in California
SpaceX's Falcon 9 workhorse rocket has gotten off the ground six times so far in June in California. Now, the company is planning yet another Starlink mission.
19 Jun 2026
SpaceX plans Father's Day launch. Where to see rocket in California
Start your Father's Day by watching a morning rocket launch from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. If you're looking for Father's Day plans in California, what cooler way to start off dad's special day than taking him to see a rocket launch ?
12 Jun 2026
Where, when to see the next California rocket launch at Vandenberg
Another rocket launch is coming up in California. Here's when and where to see liftoff from the Vandenberg Space Force Base. By the time June is halfway through, SpaceX could be launching its fourth rocket of the month from California. That's a notably fast pace on the West Coast, and great news for spectators eager to see the commercial spaceflight company's famous Falcon 9 take to the skies.…
18 May 2026
When is next rocket launch from Vandenberg? Where to see SpaceX liftoff
Before SpaceX launches its Starship rocket in Texas, the company has another Falcon 9 mission planned in California. Here's where you can see liftoff.
10 May 2026
SpaceX plans Monday rocket launch at Vandenberg. When, where to watch
SpaceX's next rocket launch from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base will be to deliver military reconnaissance satellites to Earth orbit. SpaceX's next delivery of satellites from California won't be its own Starlink variety, but military satellites.
