Space dashboard

Artemis

Blue Origin

Blue Origin
Blue Origin Blue Moon (lunar lander, Artemis V?)
Blue Origin New Glenn (ng, 2024)
Blue Origin progress
Blue Origin BE-4 (engine)

Boeing

Boeing
Boeing X-37 B (X-37B) space plane. Launch with ULA Atlas V, SpaceX Falcon 9 or SpaceX Super Heavy (high altitude). Super Heavy OTV-7 2023, KSC, LC-39A.
Boeing Starliner CST-100
Boeing Starliner progress and sequence of events (CST-100, Crew Module, CM)

ESA

ESA
ESA Airbus
ESA Ariane 4 rocket (1988-2003)
ESA Ariane 5 rocket (1985-2023, 261 flights)
ESA Ariane 6 rocket (2024)
ESA Ariane 6 progress and sequence of events (2024)
ESA Ariane Next (2025)
ESA Ariane space (Ariane group)
ESA Ariel (space telescope, 2029)
ESA Artemis Orion Service Module (SM)
ESA Astronauts
ESA Astronauts Artemis (09-2028 Artemis IV and 09-2029 Artemis V).
ESA BepiColombo (arrival Mercurius 2025 with JAXA)
ESA BSGN (Business in Space Growth Network), Service provider: Space Applications Services (SAS) and Intuitive Machines (IM).
ESA Cassini-Huygens spacecraft (Saturn/Titan) (with NASA)
ESA EarthCARE (Earth Cloud Aerosol and Radiation Explorer, 2024) (with JAXA)
ESA EPTA (European Pulsar Timing Array, black holes, low frequency gravitational waves, pulsars with India and Japan)
ESA ESAC (Science, Spain)
ESA ESO European Southern Observatory (ESO)
ESA ESOC (European Space Operations Centre, ESA Control, maneuvers)
ESA ESTEC (noordwijk, netherlands)
ESA ESTRACK (ground stations tracking network). DSA1 = New Norcia, Australia, DSA2 = Cebreros, Spain, DS3 = Malargue, Argentina.
ESA Euclid (space telescope, L2 Earth-Moon, search for dark matter and dark energy, dark universe, launched, 2023-2029, wide view)
ESA Euclid blog
ESA Extremely Large Telescope (ELT by ESO) (39 meter mirror, under construction, Chile, opening 2028)
ESA Extremely Large Telescope webcam (ELT by ESO)
ESA ExoMars mission (sample return helicopter)
ESA ExoMars mission Rosalind Franklin rover (launch: 2028, landing site: Oxia Planum)
ESA Gaia (space telescope, L2, extremely accurate, discovers the largest black hole in 04-2024. Dutch contribution by TNO)
ESA Galileo (Europe’s global navigation satellite system)
ESA Hera (asteroid Dimorphos deflection, 2022 crash site investigation, orbit in 2024-2026). 2 Cube sats (minerals and ray antenna)
ESA introduction
ESA ISS Robotic Arm
ESA James Webb (space telescope, 2022, deep view)
ESA Juice mission (Jupiter-moon Ganymede, encounters 2031-2036)
ESA LSST (Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, Rubin, Chile)
ESA Mission Control Darmstadt
ESA Orion (Crew Module (CM) with NASA and Lockheed)
ESA Phoebus (new upperstage Ariane 6)
ESA Prometheus (reusable rocket engine)
ESA Ramses (launch 04-2028, fly along Apophis, 13-04-2029)
ESA Rosetta (comet-chaser, Philae, 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, 2004-2016)
ESA Space Rider (space plane)
ESA Vega rocket (2023 cubesats 3U-12U)
ESA Vega C rocket (2024 Q2, more powerfull, Zefiro 40 engine)
ESA Vega E (heavy duty)
ESA webcams (Web TV)
NYX (cargo vessel by Exploration Company (EC, Europe) and Axiom for Axiom space station)

NASA

NASA
NASA+ (Beta)
NASA Artemis
NASA astronauts
NASA blogs
NASA CHAPEA I (analog Mars crew simulation, 2023-2024, 378 days)
NASA DART (astroid redirection)
NASA DAVINCI (mission, late 2020’s-2031, Venus)
NASA Dragonfly (Saturn’s moon titan. Successor to esa cassini-huygens. drone. launch 2028, arrival 2034. plutonium engine. creating plutonium on Earth takes a lot of time, nuclear base, drilling, no sample return)
NASA Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers (EscaPADE) (Blue origin, NG, BE-4, plasma acceleration to Mars, 2024)
NASA Europa Clipper (Jupiter-moon, JPL, encounter 2031)
NASA Great Observatory Maturation Program (GOMAP) (to develop the technologies needed for HWO)
NASA Habitable Worlds Observatory (HWO) (space telescope, search for signs of life on planets orbiting other stars, technologies from GOMAP, launch 2040)
NASA Hubble (space telescope)
NASA image and video library
NASA International Space Station (ISS)
NASA James Webb (space telescope)
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC)
NASA Lunar Flashlight (Moon, JPL, cubesat, 2022)
NASA management
NASA Mars Image and video library Perseverance
NASA Mars missions
NASA Mars missions
NASA Mars Perseverance mission page 1
NASA Mars Perseverance mission page 2
NASA Mars Perseverance mission page (yt)
NASA Mars Perseverance mission Ingenuity helicopter
NASA Mars Perseverance sample return mission (15-04-2024 NASA had a Mars sample-return (MSR) architecture in place for some time now, but repeated delays and cost overruns have rendered the original plan impractical. NASA’s Mars sample return plan is getting a major overhaul: ‘The bottom line is $11 billion is too expensive’). Jezero Crater.
NASA mission management
NASA New Horizons (Pluto-probe, shifted to Sun-studying mission)
NASA Osiris-REx (2016-2023, sample return capsule (SRC, asteroid Bennu, Lockheed Martin, blog). Natural Feature Tracking (NFT) on Bennu (optical, landmarks)
NASA Osiris-APEx (2023-2029, Osiris-REx on to Venus and meeting with astroid Apophis after Apophis’ passage of Earth on 21-04-2029, Lockheed Martin)
NASA Psyche mission (iron astroid Psyche, launched 2023, arrival 2029, HD-laser communication test, Hall-effect-engine test, mission ends 2031)
NASA TV
NASA TV live
NASA TV multimedia media
NASA TV multimedia public
NASA TV official stream
NASA TV official stream media channel
NASA TV upcoming events (schedule)
NASA Veritas (4-2023: scaled down, Venus-lander, 2031)
NASA Voyager (JPL, DSN, plutonium generator decays, 1977-, issue Flight Data Subsystem (FDS) Voyager I in 2024)
NASA Voyager mission status live
NASA webcams
NASA YouTube

SpaceX

Spacex Dragon
Spacex Falcon 9
SpaceX Falcon 9, Crew and Cargo Dragon, Deorbit Vehicle (DV) and Falcon Heavy sequences of events
SpaceX Falcon Heavy
SpaceX Kennedy Space Center (operational port LC13, LC39A, LC40)
Spacex Merlin
Spacex Merlin vacuum
Spacex Raptor
Spacex Raptor vacuum (pipes Raptor 3 are printed into the metal)
SpaceX Starbase Boca Chica TX
SpaceX Starlink (200th mission 05-2023)
SpaceX Starship (S, SN, SS)
SpaceX Starship images
SpaceX Starship facts
SpaceX Starship HLS (Artemis III?)
SpaceX Starship progress
SpaceX Starship I sequence of events (IFT-1) (20-04-2023)
SpaceX Starship II sequence of events (IFT-2) (18-11-2023)
SpaceX Starship III sequence of events (IFT-3) (14-03-2024)
SpaceX Starship IV sequence of events (IFT-4) (06-06-2024)
SpaceX Starship V sequence of events (IFT-5) (13-10-2024)
SpaceX Starship all missions
SpaceX Super Heavy Booster (B, SH, SHB)
SpaceX webcams
SpaceX website

ULA (Lockheed Martin and Boeing)

ULA (United Launch Alliance)
Atlas V (Atlas 5)
Delta II (Delta 2)
Delta III (Delta 3)
Delta IV (Delta 4 medium/medium+/heavy)
NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Pads LC-37 and LC-41
Vulcan Centaur (08-01-2024 first flight, BE-4 engine, methane, Centaur is 2nd stage. Payloads: Peregine lunar lander, CERT1).
Vulcan Centaur (Payloads: Dream Chaser space plane, CERT2).
Vulcan Launch Systems User’s guide (.pdf october 2023)

A to Z

ABL Space Systems

RS1 rocket

Advances Space

Aegis Aerospace

Aegis
RAC platform (Moon, payload)

Aeorospace Corp.

Aeorospace
DiskSat (replaces CubeSat), ESA engine, US Patent, NET 2025. SpaceForce.

Aerospacelab

Aerospacelab (satellites, Belgium)

Airbus

Airbus
VDL Group (laser communication)

Airports

Airports live webcams

AMCM

AMCM
Tripteron rocket engine

Arts Technica

Dyson sphere

Astrobotics Technology

Astrobotic Technology
Peregrine (lunar lander, see AT)

Axiom Space

Axiom Space
First commercial spacestation
Docking ISS (2025). Later separate station
No own launch vehicle, Crew Dragon
Space suits
Human oriented, training astronauts
Axiom-2 (Ax-2, ax2, May 2023)
NYX (cargo vessel by EC and Axiom for Axiom space station)

China (China National Space Administration)

CNSA TV
Galactic Energy (hopper)
Launch and landing sites
- - Dongfeng (landing site)
  - Jiuquan (launch center, Gobi)
  - Lop Nur (military base, Xinjiang)
  - Tai Rui (landing site, barge Yellow Sea)
Mars
- - Tianhe (on Mars)
  - Tianwen 1 (Mars orbiter)
  - Zhurong (Mars rover, communication lost)
Moon
- - Chang’e 3 Rover front side (2013)
  - Chang’e 4 Rover Back side (2019)
  - Chang’e 5 Sample return front side (2020)
  - Chang’e 6 Sample return back side (2024, southpole, Aitken basin)
  - International Lunar Research Station Cooperation Organization (ILRSCO)
  - ILRS Moon base
Navigation/Communication
- - Qianfan (like Starlink, 14.000 satellites, 800 km)
Rockets
- - Deep Blue Aerospace (hopper)
  - Falcon Heavy Clone (expected)
  - Gravity 1 (OrientSpace, private company, 2024, solid fuel, 4 boosters, all solid)
  - Gravity 2 (OrientSpace)
  - Gravity 3 (OrientSpace)
  - Jielong 3 (Smart Dragon, SD 3, solid fuel)
  - Kinetica 1 (solid fuel)
  - Long March LM 2F
  - Long March LM 5 (heavy)
  - Long March LM 5B
  - Long March LM 5G
  - Long March LM 6
  - Long March LM 6A
  - Long March LM 7A
  - Long March LM 7B
  - Long March LM 8
  - Long March LM 9 (heavy)
  - Long March LM 10 (new, ship and lunar lander seperate in space, Moon, 2029)
  - Long March LM 11
  - Shenzhou (crewed spacecraft)
  - Tianwen 1 (Mars rocket)
  - Tianwen-3 (Mars sample return mission, 2030)
  - Tianzhou (cargo ship for TG 1)
  - ZhuQue 2 rocket (LandSpace, private company, first methane-fueled rocket in orbit, LOX, 2023)
  - ZhuQue 3 hopper (OrientSpace, Methane and Lox)
Space plane (reusable mini shuttle, made by CASC)
Space stations
- Tiangong (TG 1, space station CSS)
- Tiangong (TG 2, space station CSS)
- Tianhe (basic module CSS)
- Wengian (research module CSS)
- Mentian (research module CSS)

ClearSpace (debris, Europe)

ClearSpace

Collins Aerospace

DanAero

DanAero
Space plane

Darpa

Darpa
Draco (thermonuclear)

DSN

Dynetics

Leidos (Moon rover)

Emirates (UAE Space Agency)

UAESA
Hope (photo Mars-moon Deimos 2023)

Exploration Company (EC, Europe)

The Exploration company
NYX (cargo vessel by EC and Axiom for Axiom space station)

Exotrail (Service company, Europe)

Exotrail

FAA

Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFR)

Firefly Aerospace

Firefly
Alpha (rocket, 22-12-2023 launch FLTA004. Upper stage malfunction, puts payload into wrong orbit). A software glitch prevented the upper stage of Firefly Aerospace’s Alpha rocket from completing a second burn during a December launch, stranding its payload in a low orbit.
Antares 330 (MLV Medium Launch Vehicle)
Victus Nox mission (responsive space demonstration)
Blue Ghost (lunar lander)
Space Utility Vehicle (SUV)
Vandenberg Space Force Base, SLC-2

Howe Industries

Howe Industries
Pulsed Plasma Rocket (PPR)
PPR and NASA (Mars)

India

ISRO
ISRO Live Youtube
ISRO Wiki
Chandrayaan-1 mission (2008)
Chandrayaan-2 mission (2019, crash software issue)
Chandrayaan-3 mission (2023, LVM3-M4, lunar lander and rover on south pole. Successful landing 23-08-2023.
Launch Vehicle Mark-3 (LVM3)
Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV)
Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC, formaly Sriharikota Range, SDSC-SHAR)
Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSVL)

Inmarsat

Elera (low signal telecom like Starlink)

Interlune

Interlune
Moon mining Helium-3, He-3, He3

Intuitive Machines

Intuitive Machines (IM) NOVA-C (IM-1 lunar lander, Odysseus, landing South pole)

Isis Space

Isis Space (CubeSats)

Japan

JAXA
Epsilon
H-2 Transfer Vehicle Kounotori (HTV)
H-2A
H-2B
H-3 (lost 03-2023 no ignition 2nd stage)
Ispace HAKUTO-R (lunar lander, commercial, 2023, crashed on the Moon)
Ispace hopper
SLIM (lunar lander, precision landing, rover ball, 2023, landed upside down)
SpaceOne (startup) Kairos rocket (solid-fuel, exploded 13-03-2024)
XRISM X-ray telescope (with Dutch SRON filter wheel). ISAS/JAXA, NASA/GSFC and ESA (2023)

Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)

KARI
Kompsat-6 Earth observation satellite (2024)

Launcher

Launcher (rockets for small satellites)
SpaceX Rideshare

LIGO Caltech (Interferometer gravitational waves observatory)

LIGO Caltech

Live (biology)

CHNOPS (elements)

Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin
Orion (Crew Module, CM)

Moon

NANOGrav (gravitational waves)

NANOGrav

Northrop Grumman (NG)

Northrop Grumman
Antares
Cygnus (robotic resupply spacecraft)
Five-Segment Solid Rocket Booster (SLS)
Minotaur
Pegasus (from airplane)

Norway

Norwegian Space Agency (NOSA, Oslo)
Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI)

Relativity Space

Relativity Space
Terran 1 (85% 3D printing, methane, 2023 issue second stage)
Terrran R (Reusable)

Rocketdyne

Aerojet Rocketdyne
RS-25

Rocket engine

Rocket Lab

Rocket Lab (Electron, Neutron)

Satellite tracking

Orbtrack.org (real time satellite orbit tracking and prediction)

Sierra Space

Sierra Space
Dream Chaser (space plane, Tenacity, commercial, unmanned, for ISS, launch with Vulcan, KSC, fright, 2024)
Life Habitat
Orbital Reef (station)

Space Cargo Unlimited

Space Cargo Unlimited alliance
Rocket Factory Augsburg: Argo (cargo)
ATMOS Space Cargo (micro gravity, inflatable)

Spaceport Company

Spaceport Company (offshore launch operations)

Spain

PLD Space Miura 1 (suborbital) and Miura 5 (orbital) rockets. Reusable. Co-production Spain and France. Launch site: INTA, National Institute of Aerospace El Arenosillo. Centro de Experimentación de El Arenosillo (CEDEA).

Stoke Space

Stoke Space (2026, ring, completely reusable, no gimbal, water-cooled heat shield)
Full Flow Staged Combustion (FFSC)

Stratolaunch systems

Talon A (hypersonic flight vehicle)
Buys Virgin Orbit plane

Varda Space Industries (designs, builds and operates spacecraft that manufacture materials in microgravity)

Varda
W-Series (Capsule)

VAST (space habitation, in cooperation with SpaceX)

VAST
Haven-1 (first commercial crewed space station)
Rotation to simulate gravity,

Virgin Galactic

Virgin Galactic
Virgin Galactic SpaceShip One
Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo (VSS Unity). Suborbital space plane, last flight 06-2024.
Virgin Galactic Youtube live
Spaceport America NM USA

Virgin Orbit (2023 bankrupt)

Virgin Orbit carrier aircraft (4-2023: discontinued, cosmic girl sold to Stratolaunch)
Virgin Orbit LauncherOne (rocket, from airplane)
Virgin Orbit progress

Voyager Space

Voyager Space (US)
Starlab (with Airbus EU, soft cover, commercial)
Starlab Space Station (SSS). In one launch SpaceX Starship.
Partner of NewSpace India Limited (NSIL of ISRO)

Planning

Netherlands

Aerospace Propulsion Products (APP): ESA Ariane 6, Inflammatory Mechanisms. Main engine suspension panels (thermal protection). City of Klundert.
Airbus Netherlands: ESA Ariane 6, Parts to which the rocket engines are attached. main engine mounting. Motorframe (cross and stabilizer), aluminum cylinders (seventh to ninth launch). City of Oegstgeest.
Artemis Accords NASA signed
ASTRON (radio telescope institute, Dwingeloo/Westerbork)
Brik-II satellite (2021)
Defence Space Security Center (DSSC), Netherlands Space Office (NSO)
Einstein telescope (gravitational waves)
ESA
ESA EarthCARE (solar panels, Airbus Netherlands, 2024)
ESA ESTEC (Noordwijk, material testing)
ESA Gaia (space telescope, L2, extremely accurate, discovers the largest black hole in 04-2024. Dutch contribution by TNO)
ESA James Webb MIRI (instrument)
ESA Juice mission (solar panels)
ESTEC European Space Research and Technology Centre (Noordwijk)
Euclid Netherlands Science Data Centre (calculation at Groningen university)
Gusto (SRON, Balloon telescope, vortex Antarctica, detectors, SRON, 2023). Launch no earlier than 00-12-2023.
ISISpace (Netherlands/South Africa)
MilSpace2 (Netherlands/Norway program) with Huygens and Birkeland (satellites, 2023)
Netherlands Space Office (NSO)
One Space Hub (connect)
Pace (ocean sciences) with NASA. Dutch polarization measuring instrument for studying cloud formation (SPEXone 1), 2024
Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre (Royal NLR)
SKAO, SKA (Square Kilometre Array), SKA-Mid telescope, Karoo, South-Africa
SMART-L EWC, Multi Mission Radar. Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, satellite and rocket tracking. Ballistic missile defense (Thales)
SRON (Netherlands Institute For Space Research, Leiden and Groningen), XRISM Japanese X-ray telescope with Dutch SRON filter-wheel. NSO.
T-Minus Engineering (suborbital, DART-concept, 120 km, launch from Kiruna)
TNO Space (laser communication in space, GOCAT and SmallCAT satellite)
TU Delft Department of Space Engineering (Delft university)

Spaceports (sorted by latitude north-south)

Ports, space port, spaceport, launch facility, launch facilities, space center, landing facilities, pad, pads

Andøya Spaceport Norway
- - Latitude 69
  - Pads:
  - Weather
  - Remarks: Andøya Rakettskytefelt, now Andøya Spaceport
  - Rocket Factory Augsburg AG (RFA), light 3-stage rocket RFA One for micro satellites.
  - ISAR Aerospace Germany
Kiruna Sweden
- - Latitude: 67.8
  - European Space Research Range
  - Esrange Space Center (wiki)
  - Esrange Space Center SSC
  - Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) (youtube)
  - Pads:
  - Weather: Esrange
  - Remarks: Polar trajectories, mainland Europe’s first facility for satellite launches
Shetland Scotland
- - Latitude: 60.7
  - Polar.
  - Saxa Vord Space Centre
  - Pads:
  - Weather: Saxa Vord
  - Remarks: Shetland Space Centre, opening in 2024.
  - Remarks: Lamba Ness, UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
  - European Rocket Factory (Augsburg)
Kodiak AK USA
- - Latitude: 57.4
  - Pacific Spaceport Complex Alaska (PSCA)
  - Pads:
  - Weather: Kodiak
  - Remarks: Kodiak Launch Complex (KLC)
Baikonur Kazakhstan
- - Latitude: 45.6
  - Baikonur Cosmodrome
  - Pads:
  - Weather: Baikonur Kazachstan
  - Remarks:
Wallops Island VA USA
- - Latitude: 37.9
  - Wallops Flight Facility
  - Pads: LP-0A, LP-0B, LC-2
  - Weather: Wallops
  - Remarks: Wallops Flight Facility, NASA Space Port, Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS), Minotaur, Antares, Electron
INTA Spain
- - Latitude: 37,1
  - National Institute of Aerospace El Arenosillo (INTA/CEDEA), Huelva, Spain
  - Pads:
  - Weather: BBC
  - Remarks: Intial PLD Space. PLD is later moving to Kourou French Guiana
Vandenberg CA USA
- - Latitude: 34.4
  - Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB)
  - Pads: SLC-2 (Firefly Alpha), SLC-4E (SpaceX)
  - Weather: Vandenberg
  - Remarks: Santa Barbara County
San Diego CA USA
- - Latitude: 32.7
  - Pads:
  - Weather: San Diego Radar, Brownsville CA
  - Remarks: Splashdown location Artemis
Spaceport America New Mexico NM USA
- - Latitude: 32.6
  - SpacePort America Wiki
  - SpacePort America New Mexico
  - Pads: none
  - Runways: 16/32, 3,757 m, concrete
  - Weather
  - Spaceport FAA: 9NM9
  - Nearby Truth or Consequences (T or C) Municipal Airport. At 30 miles northwest from Spaceport. IATA: TCS, ICAO: KTCS, FAA LID: TCS
  - Truth or Consequences on Flightradar24 (TCS)
  - Remarks: Virgin Galactic, UP Aerospace, Exos Aerospace, SpinLaunch
Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral FL USA
- - Latitude: 28.3
  - NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC)
Boca Chica TX USA
- - Latitude: 25.9
  - SpaceX Starbase Boca Chica
Kourou French Guiana
- - Latitude: 5.1
  - Guiana Space Centre (Official)
  - Guiana Space Centre (Wikipedia)
  - Pads: ELA-3
  - Weather: Kourou
  - Remarks: Europe’s Spaceport, ESA European Space Agency. (Government of France). In short: BEL, ELA and ELV.
Mahia Peninsula New Zealand
- - Latitude: -39,2
  - Mahia Peninsula Rocket Lab
  - Pads: LC-1A, LC-1B
  - Weather: Mahia
  - Rocket Lab, Capstone

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