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Choose a mission. Explore its launch site. Fly an orbit of your own.
Practice at Cape Canaveral while mission locations are unavailable, or choose a published launch pad below.
Begin at the selected launch site's real coordinates.
The orbital plane is limited by this site’s latitude. Azimuth is the initial inertial plane direction, not a real launch heading or approved flight corridor.
Starts at Cape Canaveral · practice site. The ascent and two-stage timing are illustrative; the circular orbit uses two-body gravity and Earth’s rotation. This does not predict the selected mission’s flight. Vehicle and exhaust are enlarged for visibility.
Target radius is Earth’s equatorial radius + target altitude. Displayed altitude is above the WGS84 ellipsoid, so it changes slightly around an inclined circular orbit. No drag, winds, thrust limits, terrain, safety corridors or orbital perturbations are modeled.
NASA · circular orbit reference ↗Refresh to load upcoming missions. Dates and details will appear only when a source is available.
Launch information will appear after a successful source check.
Showing up to 30 upcoming missions from the source. NET means “no earlier than.” Launch dates, times and outcomes can change. A countdown reaching zero does not confirm liftoff.
Change your target orbit, watch the climb and follow the same spacecraft around Earth.
Install Launch Deck for a full-screen experience, saved missions and quick access.