VEHICLES
VEHICLES OF SPACEFLIGHT.
Rockets and spacecraft.
Interactive Earth presents factual spatial information only when verified source data is available.
- Launch sites
- Missions
- Orbital context
- Airspace
- IGW coverage
- Recovery context
INTERACTIVE EARTH
From full stack to individual hardware.
A technical library built around real hardware.
Specifications follow the published reference configuration for each vehicle.
Booster / Stage
Super Heavy — Current Reference
SpaceX’s first-stage booster for Starship, designed to return to the launch site after separating from the spacecraft.
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Starship Spacecraft — Current Reference
SpaceX’s upper-stage spacecraft for Starship missions, designed to carry crew and cargo beyond Earth.
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Electron
Rocket Lab’s small orbital launch vehicle for dedicated satellite missions.
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Vulcan Centaur
United Launch Alliance launch vehicle with a two-BE-4 booster, Centaur V upper stage and mission-scalable solid rocket boosters.
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Launch Vehicle
Falcon Heavy
SpaceX heavy-lift launch vehicle built around three reusable Falcon 9-derived first-stage cores and a common upper stage.
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New Glenn
Blue Origin’s orbital launch vehicle with a reusable first stage.
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Orion Spacecraft
NASA’s crew spacecraft for Artemis missions to the Moon.
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Space Launch System — Block 1
NASA’s super heavy-lift rocket configuration for launching Orion on Artemis missions.
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Falcon 9
SpaceX’s two-stage orbital launch vehicle with a reusable first stage.
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Launch Vehicle
Starship System
SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy booster, together forming the Starship launch system.
Photograph — K Enagonio
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