Florida's Space Coast set a record with 109 orbital rocket launches in 2025, and the pace shows no signs of slowing. At least two launches are scheduled for this week from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, with the first set for March 26 and the second on March 27. The launches could be visible as far north as Jacksonville and as far south as West Palm Beach, depending on the trajectory. As of March 23, 21 launches had already occurred in 2026, according to tracking data. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is expected to launch 29 Starlink satellites on March 27 from Space Launch Complex 40. The mission, designated Starlink 10-44, will mark the 10th launch of the year for SpaceX's satellite internet constellation. Weather and cloud cover will determine visibility for both launches. A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket is also scheduled for March 26 from Cape Canaveral, though details about its payload remain unclear. Local observers have reported spotting SpaceX rockets in states as far away as Georgia and South Carolina during previous launches. The launches come as NASA prepares for the Artemis II crewed moon mission later this year. SpaceX has conducted 12 Starlink launches in 2026 so far, with the next one expected on March 27. The Space Coast's launch activity has surged in recent years, with 2025 surpassing all previous annual totals. Residents and visitors can watch the launches live via NASA's website or Amazon Prime Video, which offers exclusive content about the missions. The March 26 ULA launch will be the first from Cape Canaveral since December 2025, according to the Space Force. The launches highlight the region's growing role in commercial space operations, with SpaceX, Blue Origin, and ULA all active in the area.