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Hi, I’m SpoxSpace 🚀👋
My bio sums me up pretty good, but here’s a bit more about me,
• I know a lot about the Dragon Spacecraft, following every mission from launch to splashdown
• My page isn’t fully professional, a lot of my stuff is silly
Some of my work:
I don’t want to hear anybody complaining that the ISS is gone when it’s gone. It was there for almost 30 years. If you didn’t go out and look up to the sky and go and see it, what were you doing???
2 years ago I could count pretty much every rocket
I can’t even keep track of all of these startups anymore
This is the only docking port used for Russian station boosts. It can’t be used for hatches, but can still be used for parking attitude control progresses.
Cygnus, Dragon, and Starliner all offer availability for boosting in the unlikely unrelated event this port is unavailable.
An unstoppable air leak on the ISS' Zvezda module forces permanent closure of its compartment, in turn requiring redocking of all future Russian cargo ships between two ports for cargo delivery and orbit corrections.
DETAILS: russianspaceweb.com/2026.htm…
Im excited to see how much commonality the Dragon and final HLS displays will have since they both have 3 screens, with almost identical layouts on the GUI
This old development photo on the left shows the early HLS landing GUI, and many many GUI elements are shared
I wonder if HLS will still have this 4x4x5x4x4x5 layout for landing engines
SpoxSpace retweeted
The PrK segment is being kept closed because pressurizing and depressurizing it was causing cracks to grow. Now Progress spacecraft will dock at one port for unloading cargo, then move to the aft port to perform the orbit raising burns.
An unstoppable air leak on the ISS' Zvezda module forces permanent closure of its compartment, in turn requiring redocking of all future Russian cargo ships between two ports for cargo delivery and orbit corrections.
DETAILS: russianspaceweb.com/2026.htm…
SpoxSpace retweeted
An unstoppable air leak on the ISS' Zvezda module forces permanent closure of its compartment, in turn requiring redocking of all future Russian cargo ships between two ports for cargo delivery and orbit corrections.
DETAILS: russianspaceweb.com/2026.htm…
I mocked up SLS Block 1 vs SLS-Centaur vs SLS-Centaur with a kickstage
The aesthetics are... interesting. But I'll take the performance to low Lunar orbit!
Original pic @_MaxQ_/@NASASpaceflight
An early prototype Dragon (Presumably C201) in construction with the arguably prettier SuperDraco shroud in black.
Humanity’s orbital outpost and our moon. Can you spot it???
Captured at 1:56:41 a.m. EDT from Florida's Space Coast, the @Space_Station and her crew of 7 were seen crossing the disc of our moon.
On board are @NASA astronauts Jessica Watkins, Luke Delaney, and Anil Menon; @csa_asc astronaut Joshua Kutryk; and Roscosmos cosmonauts Pyotr Dubrov, Anna Kikina, and Sergey Teteryatnikov.
📸 - @NASASpaceflight


































