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Current Residents

Jessica MeirStarmanSergey Kud-SverchkovJack HathawayChristopher Williams+5 more

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ISS Position

Lat: 0.00°

Long: 0.00°

Speed: 0.0 km/s

Mars Sol 1166 (Final)

Mars Weather

InSight Lander · Historical Data

Avg Temp: -55°C

Season: Northern Summer

Pressure: 731 Pa

NEO Radar: 5 Detected

Asteroid Alert

Closest: 2016 TB18

Miss Dist: 21,060,073.489 km

Hazard: No

Solar Monitor

Space Weather

Event: C4.9 Flare

Peak: Jul 5, 02:35 PM

Status: Active Activity

Upcoming Launches

Long March 8A

Qianfan TBD (Polar TBD)

Jul 5, 01:40 PM UTC • LC-1

Falcon 9

Transporter-17

Jul 7, 07:10 AM UTC • SLC-4E

Falcon 9

Starlink (10-42)

Jul 9, 09:05 AM UTC • SLC-40

Space Reports

SpaceNews

Airbus to build Aeolus-2 wind-monitoring satellite

The European Space Agency has selected Airbus Defence and Space to start work on the successor to a wind-monitoring satellite. The post Airbus to build Aeolus-2 wind-monitoring satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.

NASASpaceflight

Vast’s Haven-1 continues to advance through milestones ahead of planned 2027 launch

Vast Space’s Haven-1 station is on track to launch in Q1 2027, having achieved several… The post Vast’s Haven-1 continues to advance through milestones ahead of planned 2027 launch appeared first on NASASpaceFlight.com.

Spaceflight Now

Live coverage: Semiconductor manufacturing test bed to fly alongside Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 launch

Liftoff of the Starlink 10-50 mission from Space Launch Complex 40 is currently scheduled for 6:46 a.m. EDT (1046 UTC). The rocket's first-stage booster will carry two semiconductor manufacturing pods for Besxar Space Industries.

OUR FRAGILE HOME

Earth From 1.5M KM Away

Captured by NASA's EPIC camera on the DSCOVR satellite, this is how our planet looks right now from the L1 Lagrange point. A lone marble in the vast dark of space.

Centroid Latitude

15.77°

Centroid Longitude

179.51°

Captured on 7/3/2026, 12:22:24 AM

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