
SpaceX
Starship
Flight 13 has entered launch watch: FAA traffic-flow planning lists a tentative July 14 window while SpaceX confirmation and final mission details remain pending.
Mission-control trackers for the rockets where every campaign is its own story. Starship remains in readiness watch, while New Glenn is in recovery watch for verified incident, pad repair, and return-campaign updates.

SpaceX
Flight 13 has entered launch watch: FAA traffic-flow planning lists a tentative July 14 window while SpaceX confirmation and final mission details remain pending.

Blue Origin
Countdown paused
New Glenn is rebuilding LC-36 around a new horizontal/vertical launch flow, with Blue Origin targeting a return to flight before the end of 2026.
Incident
May 28 explosion
Site
LC-36
Tracking
Recovery watch
How readiness works
For active launch campaigns, we aggregate public hardware, regulatory, recovery, and stream signals into one weighted score. Hardware activity carries the most weight; weather and stream confidence rise late.
What this is not
Not an official launch probability from SpaceX or Blue Origin. When a program is recovering from a major incident, we replace the score with verified recovery updates until launch-watch coverage is appropriate again.
When it gets hot
Readiness climbs once static fires complete, hazard notices publish, and an official livestream is posted. Recovery pages stay focused on confirmed investigation, repair, and pad status information.