Starship launch schedule & live countdown
The next SpaceX Starship flight, with a live countdown, webcast link and free alerts. Cosmik follows every Starship launch from Starbase — including the scrubs and slips. See the current Starship schedule →
Never miss a Starship flight
- Live countdown — the next flight's target time, updated as SpaceX and the FAA confirm it.
- Free launch alerts — push, email or Telegram before liftoff, with scrub notices when the date moves.
- Watch live — one tap to the official webcast when the stream starts.
- Launch recaps — every flight gets a full article, from mission goals to what actually happened.
The Starship test campaign
Each Starship flight pushes the envelope further — booster catches, orbital refueling rehearsals, payload deployments. Follow the full program on the Starbase launch hub, browse all upcoming SpaceX launches (Falcon 9 flies several times a week), or read the latest launch news — published in 7 languages within minutes of every mission.
More than launches
Cosmik also tracks what those rockets put up there: the Starlink constellation live, the ISS in real time, and 20,000+ satellites on a free 3D map. Set up free rocket launch alertsonce and you'll never find out about a launch after it happened again.
FAQ
When is the next Starship launch?
SpaceX flies Starship from Starbase, Texas, with launches typically every few weeks as the test campaign accelerates. Cosmik's launch center shows the next scheduled Starship flight with a live countdown, updated continuously from Launch Library data — including delays and scrubs as they're announced.
How can I watch a Starship launch live?
Every Starship flight is streamed live. Cosmik links the official webcast right next to the countdown — one tap opens the stream when the launch goes live. Enable a free alert and you'll be notified before liftoff so you don't miss it.
Why do Starship launches get delayed?
Test flights slip for weather at Starbase, range clearances, FAA licensing and technical checks. That's normal for a development program. Cosmik sends scrub and reschedule notices to followers, so your alert always reflects the current target time.
What is Starship, exactly?
Starship is SpaceX's fully reusable two-stage rocket — the Super Heavy booster plus the Starship upper stage — standing about 120 m tall, the largest and most powerful launch vehicle ever flown. It's central to NASA's Artemis Moon landings and SpaceX's Mars ambitions.