SPACEPORTS
WHERE SPACEFLIGHT BEGINS.
Interactive Earth presents factual spatial information only when verified source data is available.
- Launch sites
- Missions
- Orbital context
- Airspace
- IGW coverage
- Recovery context
INTERACTIVE EARTH
Every site connects geography to missions and hardware.
From Starbase to the world’s launch network.
Sites, complexes and pads on record.
Launch facilities, their operators and published locations.
Launch Pad
Starbase — Orbital Launch Pad 2
SpaceX Starbase launch pad used by Starship V3 missions; SpaceX identifies Flight 12 as the first flight from Pad 2.
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Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1
Rocket Lab private orbital launch site on New Zealand's Māhia Peninsula, used for Electron missions and operated with dedicated range and integration facilities.
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Cape Canaveral — Space Launch Complex 41
United Launch Alliance’s launch complex for Vulcan missions at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
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Kennedy Space Center — Launch Complex 39B
NASA launch complex at Kennedy Space Center configured for Space Launch System and Orion Artemis missions.
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Integrated Spaceflight Site
Starbase
SpaceX’s center for Starship development, manufacturing, testing and launches in South Texas.
Photograph — K Enagonio
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