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Blue Moon HLS has a very unusual docking position, but somehow makes sense given that its crew compartment is on the bottom while its fuel tanks are on top

Found this on Twitter. A concept art depicting New Glenn as one of the potential alternative launch vehicle for the Orion spacecraft once the SLS was ultimately cancelled

I didn't know the old SSU had already have the middeck simulated, I guess I never tried it really (had problems loading it unfortunately).

That's awesome! Is it from the new Shuttle addon? Haven't tried that yet

There's a new proposed commercial space station being developed by Max Space, which they call the "Thunderbird"... https://interestingengineering.com/space/us-thunderbird-space-station Like Bigelow and Sierra Space, they plan to make Thunderbird's habitat module an inflatable one

I wish we could explore the Shuttle's middeck....I always wonder how they look like as well

I honestly thought you're probably referring to Orbiter 2024, and others are just kidding around a little bit lol, but I understand If anybody knows if an Orbiter 2024 compatible version of AMSO exists, lemme know as well, thanks

So they reverted the launch of the NEM back to Proton. They just brought back OPSEK-2017 but with a twist

There's a rough representation of the new Axiom Station made by francisdrake on the previous page, but there's no version with individual modules/animations yet

Animated assembly sequence of the Axiom Space Station at timestamp 2:05 - 3:04

There's still Proton rockets out there? I thought they were retired just recently

New images of the NGRST after it just finished construction last November 25th.

Requesting for a modified version of the Cargo Dragon 2 spacecraft that will eventually send the ISS to its final resting place at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean by January 2031 at the latest

New Glenn flights 1 and 2 in paper model version by AXM. Might be useful in custom fairings (L) = Flight 1 = Blue Ring Pathfinder (R) = Flight 2 = EscaPADE

The Pathfinder doesn't look like what its planned operational configuration in official Blue Origin renders of Blue Ring:

I guess the Blue Ring Pathfinder is just the cylinder portion on the middle, not some other dummy satellite but some kind of adapter?

New Glenn might be the only rocket capable of lifting Orion to LEO

Orion launching on other rockets than SLS now being seriously considered by NASA and Lockheed Martin https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/10/once-unthinkable-nasa-and-lockheed-now-consider-launching-orion-on-other-rockets/

Isn't the LK run on hypergolic fuel?

This NASA document details the proposed specifications for UOP, from its launch mass, instruments, engines, propulsion system, power generator, and even preliminary trajectory: Uranus Orbiter and Probe 2023–2032 Planetary Mission Concept Study (PDF) Assuming a launch date of 20 June 2031 from...