October 13, 2026GO
Falcon 9 Block 5
Dragon CRS-2 SpX-356:33 AM
SpaceX commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station.
UPDATED OCTOBER 4, 2026Look up.
Look up.
It's launch day.
Current launch attempts plus local viewing spots. Launch dates can move with weather, range issues or mission changes, so always check the live source before you leave.
NEXT ATTEMPTS
On the manifest.
TBD times are placeholders, not plans. GO still means a launch can scrub.
October 30, 2026TBD
Vulcan VC6L
Amazon Leo (LV-01)8:00 PM placeholder
Amazon Leo broadband constellation launch. Treat the listed date/time as provisional until status changes.
October 30, 2026TBD
Falcon 9 Block 5
Bandwagon 58:00 PM placeholder
Dedicated mid-inclination rideshare mission. Date and time remain provisional.
WHERE TO WATCH
Pick your horizon.
Pad, trajectory, access rules and crowds can make one location better than another on a given mission.
Space View Park
Riverfront launch view roughly 15 miles across from the pads, with spaceflight monuments and downtown nearby.
Parrish Park
Wide Indian River shoreline views and substantial parking near the Max Brewer Bridge.
Playalinda Beach
One of the closest public beach-viewing areas when access is open for the mission.
Cocoa Beach Pier / Cocoa Beach
Easy beach viewing with restaurants and a full beach-town day around it.
Jetty Park
Beach and port views that work especially well for Cape-side trajectories.
Melbourne Beaches
Farther from the pads, but night launches can still dominate the sky all the way south toward Sebastian Inlet.