Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 36

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Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 36

Launch statistics: Update

← Previous revision Revision as of 11:53, 19 April 2026
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|short = LC-36
|short = LC-36
|operator = [[United States Space Force]] (owner)
[[Space Florida]] (tenant)
[[Blue Origin]] (subtenant)
|operator = [[United States Space Force]] (owner)
[[Space Florida]] (tenant)
[[Blue Origin]] (subtenant)
| tlaunches = 147
| tlaunches = 148
| inclination = 28° - 57°
| inclination = 28° - 57°
| paddetails = {{Infobox launch pad/pad
| paddetails = {{Infobox launch pad/pad
| designation = LC-36
| designation = LC-36
| status = Active
| status = Active
| launches = 2
| launches = 3
| first = 16 January 2025
| first = 16 January 2025
| first_details = [[New Glenn]] 7×2 ([[Blue Ring]])
| first_details = [[New Glenn]] 7×2 ([[Blue Ring]])
| last = 13 November 2025
| last = 19 April 20266
| last_details = [[New Glenn]] 7×2 ([[ESCAPADE]])
| last_details = [[New Glenn]] 7×2 ([[AST SpaceMobile|Bluebird 7]])
| rockets = '''Current:''' [[New Glenn]] 7×2
'''Future:''' [[New Glenn]] 9×4
'''Plans cancelled:''' [[Athena III]]
| rockets = '''Current:''' [[New Glenn]] 7×2
'''Future:''' [[New Glenn]] 9×4
'''Plans cancelled:''' [[Athena III]]
}}
}}
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| height = 400
| height = 400
| stack = 1
| stack = 1
| group 1 = 2
| group 1 = 2: 1
| group 2 = 0
| group 2 = 0: 0
| colors = Blue : MidnightBlue
| colors = Blue : MidnightBlue
| group names = [[New Glenn]] 7×2 : [[New Glenn]] 9×4
| group names = [[New Glenn]] 7×2 : [[New Glenn]] 9×4
| x legends = 2025
| x legends = 2025 : 2026
| y tick marks = 2
| y tick marks = 2
| units suffix = _launches
| units suffix = _launches
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|{{Success}}
|{{Success}}
|Part of the [[Small Innovative Missions for Planetary Exploration|SIMPLEx]] program, two orbiters designed to study the magnetosphere and [[Atmosphere of Mars|atmosphere]] of [[Mars]]. First New Glenn launch into [[heliocentric orbit]], and first successful booster landing by a non-[[SpaceX]] launch vehicle.
|Part of the [[Small Innovative Missions for Planetary Exploration|SIMPLEx]] program, two orbiters designed to study the magnetosphere and [[Atmosphere of Mars|atmosphere]] of [[Mars]]. First New Glenn launch into [[heliocentric orbit]], and first successful booster landing by a non-[[SpaceX]] launch vehicle.
|-
!148
|19 April 2026
|11:25
|[[New Glenn]] 7×2
|7E02-2
⚫
|[[AST SpaceMobile|BlueBird 7]]
|{{Success}}
|First commercial launch for New Glenn, and first reflight of a non-[[SpaceX]] first stage, previously flown in 2025 as part of ESCAPADE.
|}
|}


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!Payload
!Payload
|-
|-
|19 April 2026
|Q3 2026
|[[New Glenn]] 7×2
|[[New Glenn]] 7×2
|[[Blue Moon Pathfinder Mission 1]]
⚫
|[[AST SpaceMobile|BlueBird 7]]
|-
|2026
|[[New Glenn]] 7×2
|[[Amazon Leo|LeoSat]] LN-01
|}
|}


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