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Up next on the watch
- Tonight — Crew-13 boarding and welcome ceremony aboard the ISS, live on the NASA feed above.
- Oct 5 — Falcon 9 · SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer A · Vandenberg.
- Oct 6 — Nuri · NeonSat-2 to 6 · Naro Space Center.
- Oct 9 — Long March 12 · Wenchang.
- Oct 10 — Falcon 9 · Starlink Group 15-25 · Vandenberg.
- Oct 13 — Falcon 9 · Dragon CRS-2 SpX-35 · Cape Canaveral.
The full Launch Board → — every upcoming liftoff, with a live countdown.
Everywhere the coverage lives
One page, every platform. YouTube plays above automatically; the rest are one tap away. During major milestones — dockings, boardings, spacewalks, launches — the day’s specific broadcasts get pinned here.
- YouTube — NASA · SpaceX — embedded above, auto-plays when live.
- NASA+ — plus.nasa.gov — NASA’s free streaming service, no account needed.
- X — @NASA · @SpaceX — live video appears atop their profiles during events.
- Facebook — NASA · SpaceX — live video tab during events.
Today’s broadcasts
- Sun Oct 4, 10:20 AM ET: NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 farewell and ISS change-of-command ceremony — Jessica Meir hands station command to Roscosmos cosmonaut Pyotr Dubrov, closing Crew-12’s 235-day mission. Watch: NASA on YouTube · NASA Live.
Mission Control: the two-year road back to the Moon — the console, the Artemis III countdown, the arc from Artemis II to the landing. Enter Mission Control →
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