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Space in your calendar.

Follow launches in the calendar you already use. No Space Right Now account needed.

Subscribe using a link below, or copy its calendar URL into your app. Downloading and importing a file makes a one-off copy that will not stay in sync.

Choose what to follow

All launches

Upcoming launches with a known day or finer precision, plus the past 30 days and their outcomes.

Go for launch

Only launches currently marked Go. A launch leaves this feed when its status changes, including after liftoff.

Follow a launch provider

The same date rules, limited to one provider.

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Just one launch

Open a launch from the launch schedule and use its calendar link. Subscribing lets your app pick up date changes for that launch.

A date is only as certain as the plan

Timed events use UTC and your calendar displays them in its own time zone. Their title identifies T-0, the planned liftoff time, or when the launch window opens. Hour-precision times are marked approximate.

Day, Morning and Afternoon dates appear as all-day events starting with NET, meaning no earlier than. Morning and Afternoon use the launch site's day, with no invented clock time; without a known site time zone they are left out.

Week, month, quarter, year and unknown dates are left out because they do not identify one day. If a launch changes from a precise time to a month-only plan after a scrub, it leaves the feed. An app may retain an old copy until it refreshes or handles the removal; check the launch page for the current plan.

Our feeds can be cached for 15 minutes. Calendar apps refresh on their own schedules, so changes may arrive much later. These subscriptions are for planning, not live launch alerts.

Add it to your calendar

Google Calendar

  1. On a computer, open Google Calendar.
  2. Beside Other calendars, choose Add other calendars, then From URL.
  3. Paste the calendar URL and choose Add calendar.

Google controls when subscriptions refresh. Its help page gives no guaranteed refresh interval; do not rely on it for last-minute changes.

Google's subscription instructions

Apple Calendar

  1. On a Mac, choose File, then New Calendar Subscription, or use a Subscribe link above.
  2. Paste the calendar URL, then choose Subscribe.
  3. Choose a name and location, set Auto-refresh to your preferred interval, then choose OK.

The refresh setting belongs to your calendar app; the feed's refresh hints do not override it.

Apple's subscription instructions

Outlook

  1. Open Outlook Calendar on the web and choose Add calendar.
  2. Choose Subscribe from web.
  3. Paste the calendar URL, name it, then import or save the subscription.

Microsoft says subscription updates can take more than 24 hours.

Microsoft's subscription instructions
Launch data: The Space Devs (Launch Library 2)

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