The vandenberg launch schedule does not show a Falcon 9 liftoff on Nov. 10; instead, Spaceflight Now lists a Falcon 9 mission (USSF-627) from Vandenberg Space Force Base with a liftoff time of 11:36 p.m. EST on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026.
Spaceflight Now’s launch schedule page shows the USSF-627 entry as a Falcon 9 from “Vandenberg Space Force Base · SLC-4E” and a liftoff listed at “11:36 p.m. EST · 04:36:30 UTC +1d Wednesday, November 11, 2026.”
The same Spaceflight Now schedule also lists other mid-November launches on its global calendar, including a Starship flight and additional Falcon 9 launches, but it does not place a Falcon 9 at Vandenberg on Nov. 10 specifically.
Vandenberg’s official site confirms the base has been active this year: its newsroom headlines include “Vandenberg Supports 74th Launch of 2026,” showing the installation has hosted many missions through the year.
If you were tracking a Nov. 10 Falcon 9 specifically, neither the Spaceflight Now schedule nor the Vandenberg public pages we consulted list a Falcon 9 liftoff from Vandenberg on that date; Spaceflight Now places the nearby Falcon 9 mission on Nov. 11 from SLC-4E.
For readers planning to watch or follow a Vandenberg launch, Vandenberg’s public site links to launch alerts and its newsroom; Spaceflight Now provides pad, vehicle and weather details on each mission and an “Official Webcast” link for USSF-627 on the mission’s page.
We linked related coverage for local viewing and background on recent SpaceX activity at Vandenberg: see our previous reporting on a rocket launch from Vandenberg and an earlier SpaceX Starlink mission from Vandenberg.
Sources
- Spaceflight Now — mission entry and liftoff time for USSF-627 (Falcon 9) from Vandenberg SFB; launch calendar listing mid-November missions.
- Vandenberg Space Force Base — newsroom headlines including “Vandenberg Supports 74th Launch of 2026” and links for launch alerts.
