SpaceX is preparing to launch its Starship from Kennedy Space Center's Pad 39A as early as next year, with plans to conduct additional launches from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

The company aims to achieve a high launch cadence, targeting up to 44 Starship and Super Heavy booster launches and landings annually from Kennedy, with the launch tower nearing completion.

This move to Cape Canaveral is part of Elon Musk's broader strategy to expand Starship operations and bolster space exploration efforts.

Environmental impact assessments by the Space Force and FAA are nearing completion, which will determine if any modifications are needed to the current launch plans.

Elon Musk has confirmed that SpaceX will transport Starships from Texas to Cape Canaveral using a ship that might be named 'You'll Thank Me Later'.

While the official name of the Starship has not been confirmed, Musk's comments suggest that the chosen name is close to being finalized.

The fully reusable Starship system, designed for Mars missions and NASA’s Artemis III moon landing, aims to significantly reduce launch and recovery costs.

The increased launch activity is expected to lead to more sonic booms, airspace restrictions, and road closures in the Florida Space Coast area.