Eyes Turned Skyward : Images and Fanworks
1.) e of pi's artworks
Concept of Operations for Artemis Missions <canon**
2.) Michel Van's artworks
Mostly vehicle mission patches and vehicle schematics.
Mission Patch for AARDV-1 <canon>
Mission Patch for AARDV-2 <canon>
Soviet/Russia Rocket VULKAN <canon>
Europa 1/2 Rocket <canon>
Europa 2-Thrust-augmented <canon>
Europa 2 HE <canon>
3.) Nixonshead's artworks
Mostly CGI images and diorama renders.
a.) Canon Spacecraft
These are all canon, so the <canon> label is not used.
Apollo Block III
Apollo Block III+
Apollo Block IV
Apollo Block V
Aardvark Block I
Aardvark Block I Tug
Aardvark Block II
Minotaur
Spacelab Space Station
Salyut 7 Space Station
Mir Space Station
TKS Spacecraft
Longxing Spacecraft
Tianjin-2 Space Station
Artemis landers
The assembly sequence of Space Station Freedom
The Lunar Reconnaissance Pioneer
A comparison of launchers
The ALS Carrack family of launch vehicles
An exploded diagram of the Carrack launcher
An exploded diagram of the Vulkan launcher
Concept for the Russian-Indian Neva launcher
The Odysseus solar probe
The Telemachus solar probe
A look inside Freedom's Centrifuge Gravity Lab
A comparison of spacecraft
A comparison of lunar landers
A satellite of the Marconi global satcom and navigation overlay constellation (Part III Post #19)
Cutaway view of the various vehicles for an Artemis mission in their launch fairings (Part III Post #20)
A mid-90s Japanese concept for a comet sample return mission (Part III Post #23)
Ames' concept for a comet lander, incorporating a Sojourner rover (Part III Post #23)
Early variants of the Europa rocket family <canon>
Luna-Pe <canon>
Artemis Rover <canon>
b.) Canonicity-pending images
The 1979 movie Meteor used a familiar spacecraft design
Variants of the Europa-5
c.) Scenes from the TL
Spacelab 4 - Special Delivery <canon>
Spacelab 11 - On Approach <canon>
Apollo Block III+ Transposition <canon>
Transportnyi Korabl' Snabzheniia <canon>
A poster for the International Solar Polar Mission, launched in 1985 (Part-III Post#5) <canon>
Salyut 7 - Effective Improvisation <canon>
Launch failure of the Spacelab 28 mission <canon>
Mir's MOK base block <canon>
Departure from Salyut 7 <canon>
Mir - Arrival of the station's first DOS module, Kvark <canon>
Voyager 2 - Flyby of Pluto-Charon <canon>
Voyager 2 - Looking back on the Solar System <canon>
Apollo Block IV - Updated crew transport for space station Freedom <canon>
Freedom - First expedition to the Freedom Space Station <canon>
Aardvark Block II - Updated cargo transport for space station Freedom <canon>
Lunar Reconnaissance Pioneer in close orbit of the Moon. (Part-III Post#2) <canon>
Mir - Arrival of the Izdelia DOS module <canon>
Mir - Status of the station at the death of Glushko <canon>
Freedom - Initial Operational Capacity <canon>
Mir - Planned final configuration <canon>
Minotaur - Europe's cargo spaceship <canon>
Mir with reduced caretaker crew (Part-III Post#1) <canon>
The Grumman X-40 'Starcat' in an early test flight (Part-III Post#4) <canon>
The first Minotaur mission to Freedom (Part-III Post#1) <canon>
A proposal for the ACV, a replacement for Apollo (Part-IV Post#13) <canon>
Proposed lunar mission concept with the ACV (Part-IV Post#13) <canon>
Freedom at FOC (Part-III Post#1) <canon>
A closer look at Freedom's labs at FOC (Part-III Post#1) <canon>
A returned Minotaur capsule (Part-III Post#10) <canon>
Starcat Alpha returns to the shop for repairs after a failed stuck landing (Part-III Post#4) <canon>
First flight of the Carrack launcher (Part-III Post#3) <canon>
A spacewalk during Freedom Expedition 22 (Part-III Post#13) <canon>
Test flight for China's manned spacecraft (Part-III Post#13) <canon>
The DOS-11 module "Tiangong" being fitted out (Part-III Post#13) <canon>
A Vulkan rocket on its way to Mir (Part-III Post#8) <canon>
Cassini makes a flyby of Earth on its way to Saturn (Part-III Post#9) <canon>
The Leavitt Space Telescope (Part-III Post#22) <canon>
The first crewed flight of Apoloo Block V. (Part-III Post#16) <canon>
Mir following the addition of Tiangong, with a Chinese Longxing docked. (Part-III Post#16) <canon>
The HED, experimental first stage for Sanger (Part-III Post#10) <canon>
The Horus sub-scale demonstrator, experimental second stage for Sanger (Part-III Post#10) <canon>
The Large Gamma ray Observatory (Part-III Post#22) <canon>
Concept for the Large Infrared Space Telescope (Part-III Post#22) <canon>
Thermal-Vacuum testing of an Artemis cargo lander (Part-III Post#18) <canon>
Testing Artemis hardware in Arizona (Part-III Post#16) <canon>
The Lunar Ice Observer (Part-III Post#12) <canon>
The twin Grimaldi lunar gravity probes (Part-III Post#12) <canon>
Japan's SELENE/Kaguya probe (Part-III Post#12) <canon>
A Mesyat lunar communications satellite (Part-III Post#12) <canon>
An uncrewed docking of an Artemis cargo lander with a Pegasus upper stage in an Earth-orbit test. (Part-III Post#18) <canon>
Testing of the Artemis crew lander in Earth orbit. (Part-III Post#18) <canon>
Preparations for the launch of the Artemis 4 Cargo/Hab Lander to the Moon.
TLI for the Artemis 4 Cargo/Hab Lander (Part-III Post#20) <canon>.
Artemis 4 Cargo/Hab Lander begins its descent (Part-III Post#20) <canon>.
The Apollo 12 and Surveyor 3 landing sites imaged by the Artemis 4 cargo lander (Part-III Post#20) <canon>.
The Janus lander on the lunar surface (Part-III Post#20) <canon>.
Don Hunt takes his first step on the Moon (Part-III Post#25) <canon>.
Artemis 4 stes up their Hab module, Janus (Part-III Post#25) <canon>.
Don Hunt and Luka Seleznev approach the Surveyor 3 and Apollo 12 landing sites (Part-III Post#25) <canon>.
Natalie Duncan inspects the Apollo 12 LEM descent stage, Intrepid (Part-III Post#25) <canon>.
The Artemis 4 crew re-united with their Apollo CSM (Part-III Post#25) <canon>.
The office of NASA Administrator Llyod Davis (Part-III Post#25) <canon>.
Georges Lemaître is launched on its mission to explore cosmic background radiation (Part-IV Post#16) <canon>.
Europa-5 first launch (Part-IV Post#2) <canon>.
Jaguar vs. Europa-5 (Part-IV Post#1) <canon>.
The experimental X-33 takes to the skies (Part-III Post#21) <canon>.
The crew of Artemis 5 return from their record-breaking drive (Part-III Post#6) <canon>.
X-33 reaches its highest altitude (Part-III Post#21) <canon>.
Handling tests for the X-33 (Part-III Post#21) <canon>.
An unusual sight, a spacecraft that lands on a runway... (Part-III Post#21) <canon>.
The Cryosat-1 technology testbed (Part-IV Post#3) <canon>.
The semi-reusable Thunderbolt L1 launcher takes to the skies (Part-IV Post#4) <canon>.
The Thunderbolt L1 Beta first stage returns to Wallops (Part-IV Post#4) <canon>.
The MOK-2 space station module awaits its fate (Part-IV Post#7) <canon>.
The Sojourner rover explores Phobos (Part-III Post#17) <canon>.
Deploying the FROST radio telescope array on Artemis 7 (Part-IV Post#10) <canon>.
Artemis 7 Commander Ryan Little takes a tumble from the lander //Athena// (Part-IV Post#10) <canon>.
The Mars Traverse Rover Independence rests on the Martian surface <canon>.
Conceptual image of Japan's planned HOPE-C spaceplane. <canon>.
The Mars Atmospheric and Climate Orbiter (MACO) (Part-IV Post#8) <canon>.
Artemis 9 discover water on the Moon (Part-IV Post#10) <canon>.
Cassini releases its atmospheric probe (Part-III Post#9) <canon>
The Cassini atmospheric probe drifts through the Saturnian atmosphere (Part-III Post#9) <canon>
Cassini makes a flyby of Titan (Part-III Post#9) <canon>
Northrop TransOrbital's Concept of Operations (Part-IV Post#9) <canon>
An unmanned Saturn rocket explodes shortly after liftoff (Part-IV Post#15) <canon>
Unloading the Luna-Pe cargo ship (Part-IV Post#14) <canon>
Orion Expedition 1 (Part-IV Post#17) <canon>
TransOrbital tug and propellant depot (Part-IV Post#19) <canon>
Lockheed McDonnell's Starclipper TSTO concept (Part-IV Post#19) <canon>
The Lyman Spitzer Infrared Space Telescope (Part-IV Post#20) <canon>
Japan's Hayabusa probe at Mars (Part-IV Post#23) <canon>
The Barnard probe lands on Comet Encke, March 2010 (Part-IV Post#21) <canon>
A look inside the Orion habitat module (Part-IV Post#22) <canon>
China's Tianjia-1 space station (Part-IV Post#24) <canon>
China's plans for balloons on Venus as part of their Jinxing series of probes (Part-IV Post#25) <canon>
Armstrong remembered (Interlude#5) <canon>
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Space Station Discovery (Part-IV Post#26) <canon>
Armstrong Base (Part-IV Finale) <canon>
4.) Winchell Chung's artworks
“Mission Patch” Timeline Logo
5.) TaintedLion's artworks
Ya and Yumi probes
Mars 12 on Phobos
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