Gravity-1 — payload TBA
Orienspace Technology's Gravity-1 is set to launch Gravity-1 — payload TBA on September 15, 2026 from Yellow Sea (launch location 5), Haiyang Oriental Spaceport. The countdown above is shown in your local timezone; the status updates live as the flight moves from To Be Confirmed to Go, and if it slips or scrubs. Possibly launch of a batch of SpaceSail LEO communication satellites. Details TBD.
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Where to watch Gravity-1 — payload TBA
Orienspace Technology carries the official webcast on its own channel. When the stream link is published we surface it here, and embed the player on launch day. For the full rundown of where every provider streams — and how to catch it in your timezone — see how to watch a rocket launch live. New to the jargon? The launch glossary explains scrub, hold, MECO and the rest.