# 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](https://datasnack.ai/m/ch:66c73008e4b6), 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)

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## 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](https://datasnack.ai/feed/q/spacex-laundry.csv) · [JSON](https://datasnack.ai/feed/q/spacex-laundry.json) · [Workbook (Excel)](https://datasnack.ai/feed/q/spacex-laundry.xlsx)

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Canonical: https://datasnack.ai/q/spacex-laundry · Updated 13 Nov 2026 12:00 UTC · DataSnack forecasts are analysis, not investment advice.