Upcoming Launches

Saving Planets tracks launches so you can see — honestly — which ones feed our work to protect Earth and our solar system, and which do not.

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How each launch saves the world…

Saving Planets tracks launches so you can see — honestly — which ones feed our work to protect Earth and our solar system, and which do not.

  • Direct — Earth observation or planetary / space science that feeds a published solution (oceans, forests, ice, space weather, planetary defense…). We link that exact solution page.
  • Indirect — Capacity, communications, emergency alerts, or lower-cost access (for example Starship) that can help the work without being a solution itself. We say so plainly.
  • None — Missions that do not support a Saving Planets solution. We note the difference and link the operator when that is allowed.
  • Restricted-led — Launches led by Russia, China, North Korea or Iran: when relevant we link our solution only. We never link their operator sites or connect our pages to theirs.

Upcoming Launches

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    Note: Launches shift left and right all the time - stay updated.

    Each launch includes the mission purpose when agencies have published it, plus a short note on whether it supports a Saving Planets solution. Launches that help a solution link to that solution's page; others link to the operator's official page. If details are not public yet, we say so.

    Full launch schedule at Next Spaceflight →

    Data: The Space Devs Launch Library 2

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