Launches
Upcoming, live and recent missions with countdowns, vehicles, providers and pads.
Open LaunchesEXPLORE // TOOLS // DATA
Interactive Earth presents factual spatial information only when verified source data is available.

Starbase from the field. IGW’s tools connect that view to the mission around it.
Photograph — K Enagonio
Upcoming, live and recent missions with countdowns, vehicles, providers and pads.
Open LaunchesRockets and spacecraft with their specifications, flight records and the missions they have flown.
Open VehiclesCompare sixteen launch-vehicle reference profiles on a common height scale, with available specifications and source notes.
Compare vehiclesLaunch pads from the current schedule, at their published coordinates.
Follow station orbits on the globe. Positions are calculated estimates, not live tracking.
See FAA flight restrictions for launch and space operations using the boundaries published in each notice. Locator rings reveal small closures without changing their true size.
Open NoticesQUICK UTILITIES
TIME
See a launch time in UTC and the time zones that matter to you.
Use IANA names such as UTC, America/New_York or America/Chicago. Results show source, target and UTC with explicit dates.
LIGHT
See daylight, twilight and night context for a launch location and time.
Approximate. It does not account for weather, terrain or anything in the way. For viewing context only — not navigation, safety, legal evidence or operational weather.
UNITS
Convert distance, velocity, mass and pressure for the mission you’re following.
Supported examples: km, m, mi, nmi; m/s, km/s, km/h, mph; kg, g, lb; Pa, kPa, bar, psi. Conversions use standard factors and display an approximate rounded result; source precision should govern interpretation.