Calendar
Launches in your calendar
Subscribe once. Launches slip; your calendar follows. Each event brings the webcast link, the timeline and a link to its page here.
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Launches
SpaceX without Starlink, Blue Origin, NASA and ESA on any rocket, Europe’s orbital launches and every crewed flight worldwide, with a station docking as an event of its own. Each comes with an alert 30 minutes before liftoff, or when the webcast starts if that is earlier, up to 90 minutes ahead.
Starlink
Only SpaceX’s Starlink launches, in a calendar of their own and without alerts. Subscribe to it alongside Launches.
Launches + Starlink
Both in one calendar, with an alert for every launch, Starlink’s too.
Not in these calendars: launches by ULA, Rocket Lab, China, Russia, India, Japan and others, unless they fly for NASA or ESA or carry a crew. A launch appears once it has a date and stays for 30 days after it flies.
Apple Calendar
On iPhone or iPad, tap Subscribe and confirm. On a Mac, click Subscribe, then uncheck “Alerts” beside “Remove”, or Calendar drops the alerts. If an iPhone shows no alerts, turn off “Remove Alerts” for the calendar in Settings.
Google Calendar
Click Google Calendar and confirm, or choose Other calendars, +, From URL, and paste the link. Google adds subscriptions in a browser on a computer; once added, they show in its app on your phone too. It refreshes them only every few hours and ignores their alerts, so a slip can reach you late.
Android
Without a computer, an app such as ICSx⁵ subscribes to the copied link and keeps the alerts.
Outlook
Choose Add calendar, then Subscribe from web, and paste the link.
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