Does SpaceX launch rockets more often than you do laundry?
At 140 launches this year, SpaceX averages 2.68 launches a week: 0.89 launches for every load of laundry at 3.0 loads a week, and 0.89 launches at DataSnack's number for seven days from now.
At the market's number for SpaceX's launches in all of 2026, spread evenly over the year.
- Now: 0.89 launches
- In seven days: 0.89 launches
The working
SpaceX's launches per week in 2026, at the prediction market's number for the year's total, set against a household's loads of laundry per week.
| Step | Expression | Now | In seven days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launches in 2026 | `launches` | 140 launches | 140 launches |
| Launches a week | `launches 7 / 365` | 2.68 | 2.68 |
| Launches for every load of laundry | `weekly / loads` | 0.89 launches | 0.89 launches |
Each name in an expression is an input below or an earlier step.
What this runs on
DataSnack's models
- `launches`: SpaceX 2026 launch count ladder, 139.95 number now (2026-11-14), 139.95 number in seven days; graded 1 times since 2026-11-05
Your assumptions
- `loads`: Loads of laundry a week, 3.0 loads (change it on the page)
Every model here is graded in public. Download the workbook and rebuild it.
What this cannot tell you
Launches come in bursts, not evenly, and it says nothing about whether any one launch succeeds.
The record
The first answer is graded seven days after it is made.
Data: CSV · JSON · Workbook (Excel)
Canonical: https://datasnack.ai/q/spacex-laundry · Updated 13 Nov 2026 12:00 UTC · DataSnack forecasts are analysis, not investment advice.