Spacecraft
33 vehicles tracked — rockets, probes, landers, stations, and more.
Two-stage orbital rocket with reusable first stage. Most frequently launched rocket in history.
Reusable crew and cargo spacecraft. Primary ISS crew transport under NASA Commercial Crew.
Small-lift orbital rocket with partially reusable first stage. Primary vehicle for smallsat rideshare.
Configurable spacecraft bus. Used as interplanetary cruise stage for VLF and NASA CAPSTONE missions.
Fully reusable suborbital vehicle for space tourism and microgravity research. Booster and capsule both land autonomously.
NASA Artemis Human Landing System. Selected to land astronauts on the lunar south pole.
Reusable cargo variant of Dragon. Delivers supplies and experiments to ISS and returns samples to Earth. Only operational spacecraft capable of returning significant cargo from orbit.
Reusable medium-lift rocket in development. 8 tonnes to LEO. First stage returns to launch pad via propulsive landing. Archimedes engine burns LOX/methane. Critical path vehicle for Venus Life Finder mission. First launch targeting 2026.
High-energy kick stage for rapid LEO-to-GEO delivery. Deneb LOX/methane engine. Cuts GEO delivery from months to under 24 hours. First commercial customer SES. First flight on Space Force VICTUS SURGO demonstration targeting 2026.
Fully reusable medium-lift rocket. 3 tonnes to LEO. Both stages are designed to land and fly again with minimal refurbishment. The upper stage uses a liquid hydrogen engine with an actively cooled metallic heat shield, eliminating disposable tiles. NSSL Phase 3 certified. First orbital attempt targeting 2026.
Reusable medium-lift rocket targeting Falcon 9 market share. 20 tonnes to LEO. Aeon R engine burns LOX/methane. Entire structure 3D-printed including the engine. First orbital attempt targeting 2026. Over $1.3B raised to develop it.
First commercial space station module. Launches on Falcon 9, docks with Dragon. First private crewed station in history.
Cone-shaped atmospheric entry probe carrying the MIT Autofluorescence Nephelometer (AFN). Will descend through Venus cloud deck searching for organic molecules.
Orbital transfer vehicle for cislunar operations. Will carry Blue Ghost Mission 2 to lunar orbit and deploy it toward the farside. Can also operate independently for LEO/GEO hosted payload services.
Twin spacecraft (Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers) heading to Mars to study its magnetosphere and solar wind interaction. Built on Rocket Lab Photon heritage. Launched November 2025 on New Glenn NG-2. Mars arrival targeting late 2027.
Pathfinder spacecraft for Haven-1 technologies. Deployed from SpaceX Bandwagon-4 in November 2025. Captured 4K video of solar array deployment, confirmed power-positive. Made Vast the only commercial space station company to have flown its own spacecraft.
Small NASA lunar orbiter designed to map water ice distribution across the Moon. Launched as rideshare on IM-2 Falcon 9 in February 2025. Contact lost shortly after launch and never recovered. Mission cost $95M.
AstroForge asteroid prospecting spacecraft. Intended to perform the first ever private flyby of a metallic asteroid. Launched as rideshare on IM-2 Falcon 9 in February 2025. Communications were never established after deployment.
Nova-C class lunar lander. Reached the southernmost point ever for a lunar landing at Mons Mouton in March 2025, but tipped sideways inside a crater after an altimeter failure. Second consecutive sideways landing for Intuitive Machines.
Multi-mission space vehicle for in-space transportation, hosted payloads, and power delivery. First flew as DarkSky-1 pathfinder on NG-1 in Jan 2025. Supports 4,000 kg payload across 13 ports with 3,000 m/s delta-v capability.
Heavy-lift orbital rocket with reusable first stage. First flight January 2025.
Commercial lunar lander under NASA CLPS. Mission 1 completed the first fully successful commercial Moon landing in March 2025 at Mare Crisium. 45 m3 payload volume, 400W power, LEROS-4 main engine. Designed for annual missions.
Productized 100 kg satellite bus platform with up to 150 kg payload capacity. Set world record for fastest clean-sheet-to-orbit satellite. Built for Anduril, BAE Systems, and commercial remote sensing customers. Production rate targeting 18 per month.
Active Debris Removal by Astroscale Japan. First spacecraft to perform proximity operations around a large piece of uncontrolled orbital debris, a 3-tonne Japanese H-IIA rocket body. Demonstrated station-keeping and inspection at close range in 2024.
First American spacecraft to soft-land on the Moon since Apollo 17. Landed tilted near lunar south pole, February 2024. First commercial soft landing on Moon.
First Astrobotic CLPS lander. Propulsion anomaly post-launch in January 2024 prevented lunar landing. Reentered Earth atmosphere.
Flight-proven orbital transfer vehicle for LEO hosted payloads and last-mile satellite delivery. Saiph bipropellant thrusters, 500-900 m/s delta-v. Two successful LEO Express missions flown. Used for Space Force VICTUS responsive space demonstrations.
First commercial in-space manufacturing spacecraft. Used Rocket Lab Photon bus. Manufactured ritonavir crystals in microgravity in 2023, returned them via a reentry capsule landing in Utah in 2024. First pharmaceutical product manufactured in space.
Fully reusable super heavy-lift launch system. Super Heavy booster + Starship upper stage. Target: Mars colonization and Artemis HLS.
Largest and most powerful space telescope ever deployed. Observes in infrared from Sun-Earth L2 point.
Small-lift orbital rocket. 1,000 kg to LEO. Had a rough start (two anomalies) but reached operational status 2023. Uses in-house Reaver and Lightning engines on LOX/RP-1. Competes with Rocket Lab Electron for smallsat market.
Mars 2020 rover. Searches for signs of ancient life, collects samples for future return, and deployed Ingenuity helicopter.
Three-core heavy-lift rocket. Two reusable side boosters land simultaneously at the Cape. The most powerful operational rocket until Starship. Flies national security, NASA, and commercial payloads.