United States:
* Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida: This is the most common launch site for NASA's human spaceflight missions, including the Space Shuttle program and the Artemis program.
* Wallops Flight Facility (WFF) in Virginia: This facility launches smaller research rockets and sounding rockets.
* Vandenberg Space Force Base in California: This site is used for launches into polar orbits and other specific trajectories.
Other locations:
* International Space Station (ISS): Although not a launch site itself, the ISS is used as a platform for spacewalks and scientific research, as well as a staging point for future missions.
* Commercial launch sites: NASA sometimes partners with private companies to launch their spacecraft from commercial launch sites, such as SpaceX's Launch Complex 39A at KSC.
It's important to note that NASA has partnerships with other space agencies and companies around the world. This means that NASA spacecraft may also launch from facilities outside of the United States.
For the most up-to-date information on launch locations, you can visit the NASA website or follow their social media channels.
