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SPACEXX

› from launchpad to orbit.
explore the engineering behind SpaceX.

A mission-control inspired workspace for public vehicle information and an educational flight simulation. Follow the ascent, explore reusable systems and build a local mission profile.

04 vehicle profiles06 flight phases01 local simulation
STATUSIndependent project · not affiliated with SpaceX
FROM THE PAD.TO THE NEXT HORIZON.
01LIFTOFF
02ASCENT
ORBITSIMULATION
EXPLORE VEHICLES
MANUAL / DATA SOURCES
FLIGHT OBSERVER / Falcon 9EDUCATIONAL SIMULATION
PRE-LAUNCHT+000s
ALTITUDE / ILLUSTRATIVE0 kmVELOCITY / ILLUSTRATIVE0 km/sFLIGHT MODESIMULATED
mission›SIMULATION PAUSEDno live spacecraft data
01[ PUBLIC SOURCES  ]
02[ LOCAL SIMULATION]
03[ MISSION PROFILE ]
04[ NO UPLINK       ]

Mode: educational observerData: public vehicle summariesTelemetry: illustrative local valuesSources: official SpaceX pages

PIDVEHICLESROLEMODELINKDATATARGET

01Falcon 9RfalconPUBLIC↗GUIDEvehicle overview

02Falcon HeavyRfalconPUBLIC↗GUIDEvehicle overview

03DragonRdragonPUBLIC↗GUIDEvehicle overview

04StarshipRstarshipPUBLIC↗GUIDEvehicle overview

FLIGHT EVENT STREAM / SIMULATION
~/spacexx›vehicles inspect --publicINDEPENDENT / PUBLIC INFORMATION
VEHICLE / FALCON

Falcon 9

Two-stage launch vehicle with a reusable first stage. Explore the vehicle and its role in transporting payloads and Dragon spacecraft.

OFFICIAL SOURCE ↗
VEHICLE / FALCON

Falcon Heavy

Launch architecture using three Falcon-derived first-stage cores. Read the official vehicle overview for mission capabilities.

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VEHICLE / DRAGON

Dragon

Spacecraft used for crew and cargo transportation. This panel provides public context, not spacecraft controls.

OFFICIAL SOURCE ↗
VEHICLE / STARSHIP

Starship

SpaceX’s reusable transportation development program. Check official sources for current test status and configuration.

OFFICIAL SOURCE ↗
Descriptions are introductory summaries. Refer to official sources for current capabilities, configurations and mission availability.
~/spacexx›missions explore --profilesINDEPENDENT / PUBLIC INFORMATION
01 / PHASE

Launch

Payload and mission requirements determine the vehicle and flight profile.

02 / PHASE

Ascent

The vehicle accelerates and climbs through the atmosphere.

03 / PHASE

Separation

Stages or spacecraft separate according to the mission profile.

04 / PHASE

Orbital operations

Payload deployment, spacecraft flight or other mission operations follow.

05 / PHASE

Recovery

Reusable hardware may return for recovery where the mission permits it.

This is a general mission guide, not a scheduled launch manifest. OPEN OFFICIAL LAUNCH DIRECTORY ↗
~/spacexx›systems inspect --architectureINDEPENDENT / PUBLIC INFORMATION
REUSABILITY

Recover. Inspect. Fly again.

Reusable hardware is central to SpaceX’s approach. Operational details depend on the vehicle and mission.

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PROPULSION

Different engines. Different missions.

Falcon-family vehicles use Merlin engines; the Starship system uses Raptor engines. Explore their respective official vehicle pages.

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SPACECRAFT

Crew and cargo.

Dragon supports spacecraft missions distinct from the launch vehicle that carries it.

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GROUND SYSTEMS

Launch is a system.

Pads, ground support and recovery infrastructure are part of the mission architecture. This console has no connection to them.

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~/spacexx›mission plan --localINDEPENDENT / PUBLIC INFORMATION

Build a mission profile.

~/spacexx›man spaceflightINDEPENDENT / PUBLIC INFORMATION
SPACEXX(1)Independent Observer Manual

WHAT THIS SITE DOES

Explore public SpaceX vehicle information, play an illustrative launch animation and save a local mission concept. The layout follows the original six-view terminal workspace.

SIMULATION BOUNDARY

The animation uses a simple scripted progression. Displayed altitude, velocity and timing are not live telemetry or a physics-validated trajectory. Selecting a vehicle changes the scenario label, not a certified vehicle model.

CONTROLS

Start or pause flight, reset the simulation and choose playback speed. Keys 0–5 navigate the six views. Vehicle filters narrow the catalogue. Mission profiles are saved in this browser and can be downloaded as JSON.

OFFICIAL SOURCES

Falcon 9 · Falcon Heavy · Dragon · Starship · Launches · Reusability

PROJECT STATUS

Independent fan project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by SpaceX. No spacecraft connection, launch booking, wallet integration, token or financial service is provided.

SPACEXX / OBSERVER

The next horizon starts here.

Explore vehicles. Follow an illustrative ascent. Build a mission concept. Public information and local simulation, in one terminal workspace.