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<\/p>\nSpaceX is planning at least one more Starlink deployment in July from Southern California, with the first of August scheduled for the first weekend of the new month.<\/p>\n
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See SpaceX launch during MLB game at Dodger Stadium<\/p>\n
A view of the SpaceX Launch from Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Monday, June 16.<\/p>\n
July has almost come to an end, but Californians could still have a chance to catch one more rocket launch from the coast<\/a> before the month comes to an end.<\/p>\n And then, August kicks off with another liftoff scheduled for as early as this weekend.<\/p>\n Both missions, unsurprisingly, would be SpaceX Starlink satellite deployments<\/a> \u2013 by far the most common launches<\/a> from the Vandenberg Space Force Base<\/a> in Santa Barbara County.<\/p>\n Vandenberg and SpaceX typically don’t officially confirm California launches until about a day ahead of time, and the Federal Aviation Administration’s operations\u00a0plan advisory<\/a>\u00a0is constantly updating. Still,\u00a0multiple<\/a>\u00a0online\u00a0websites<\/a>\u00a0that track\u00a0launches<\/a>\u00a0suggest that SpaceX is planning at least one more Starlink deployment in July, with the first of August scheduled for the first weekend of the new month.<\/p>\n The Falcon 9 rocket selected for both missions should be widely visible lifting off from Southern California<\/a>, and perhaps even Arizona<\/a> if conditions are right.<\/p>\n But it’s important to keep in mind that rocket launches can be \u2013 and often are \u2013 delayed due to any number of factors, including poor weather conditions or unexpected issues with spacecraft. Make sure to visit VC Star for the latest mission updates<\/a>.<\/p>\n Here’s a look at what to expect for the remaining Starlink launch in July 2025<\/a>, as well as the first for August at the Vandenberg Space Force Base.<\/p>\n