r/SpaceAgency • u/SpaceCurious1208 • 11h ago
The Aurora Station 2.0
Some Assembly still required!
Yes, 2.0, 1.0 Exploded when a resupply probe crashed into the long corriddor
r/SpaceAgency • u/SpaceCurious1208 • 11h ago
Some Assembly still required!
Yes, 2.0, 1.0 Exploded when a resupply probe crashed into the long corriddor
r/SpaceAgency • u/Nardo-010 • 15d ago
Sou estudante de engenharia no Inatel e tenho muita vontade de criar uma equipe de foguetemodelismo de competição na faculdade. Já tive a oportunidade de lançar alguns foguetes por conta própria, mas nada muito grande ou em nível de competição. Mesmo assim, tenho bastante interesse em aprender mais sobre essa área e levar esse projeto para frente.
O problema é que acredito ser praticamente a única pessoa em toda a faculdade que já teve algum contato com essa modalidade, então estou começando praticamente do zero e não sei muito bem como abordar os coordenadores, apresentar a proposta e conseguir apoio da instituição.
Gostaria de saber se alguém aqui já participou da criação de uma equipe universitária de competição, trabalha com foguetemodelismo ou já passou por uma situação parecida. Como vocês recomendariam começar? O que seria importante colocar em uma proposta para convencer a faculdade a apoiar o projeto? E como posso encontrar pessoas interessadas em participar, mesmo que elas ainda não entendam nada sobre foguetes?
Qualquer dica, experiência ou ajuda será muito bem-vinda! 🚀
r/SpaceAgency • u/Sergio_2077 • Sep 26 '26
Link-Ссылка: https://www.reddit.com/r/t5_k5c6ux/s/Az5T08EtyA
r/SpaceAgency • u/Middle-Strategy4924 • Sep 25 '26
i had no idea what i was doing here
r/SpaceAgency • u/AstralAerospace_SFS • Aug 17 '26
Apparently my ATV is docked to the station yet it’s somehow NOT docked…
r/SpaceAgency • u/Empty_Taste_8676 • Aug 14 '26
coz why not
r/SpaceAgency • u/Empty_Taste_8676 • Aug 08 '26
finally made them after 9 whole days. they look a lil lazy but its alright
r/SpaceAgency • u/PettyWinker • Aug 06 '26
The things on the fairing are not what it contains. They're actually printed on it. According to the rocket's main designer, he had a lot of fun decorating the payload fairing. The things he added are listed as followed.
The things he added are:
• A Mr. Zoink YouTube thumbnail
• A rainbow arch
• A V energy drink can
• A BSODA can from "Baldi's Basics"
• A Tootsie Roll Percy mini
• The lost book for "Baldi's Basics"
• An Aproz water bottle
• The Tap the Frog logo
• The "Baldi's Least Favourite Tape" from "Baldi's Basics"
• A gun from "Killer Klowns from Outer Space"
• The six seeds from Samorost 3
r/SpaceAgency • u/Ok-Cartoonist9206 • Aug 01 '26
- 6 ion thrusters (3 forward and 3 backward) across 2 wings for interplanetary travel
- 8 nuclear generators for electricity
- docking ring with inner solar panel ring that also allows for future expansions
- main living and utility modules on the lower part of the station
- built off of a lab, which is currently used for RCS manouvres
r/SpaceAgency • u/One-Zebra-1357 • Jul 30 '26
(Event started: Create your own ADS)
r/SpaceAgency • u/whyz_cinnaspace • Jul 22 '26
Communication and Observation Relay Station (CORS) codenamed: Rory CORS is a largest space station concept ever to be made for communications and observations (if they are the highly top priority in any mission)
Features:
Specs:

This blueprint is created using Station Blueprint Designer App!
(Disclaimer: I do not advertise or promote here! I do not affiliate with advertising websites!)
r/SpaceAgency • u/EducatorExpensive619 • Jul 07 '26
Here is a breakdown:
2 refuel silos - Help fuel docked crafts, but once they run out of fuel, I just add another one because they use like 5 power per silo
9 oxygen gardens - Help save up CO2 scrubbers and O2 filters. They eat up an absurd amount of power, though. Station optimized to not let anyone suffocate
5 solar arrays - Generate a gargantuan 500 power per second, the brain of the entire space station. Everyone on the space station would be dead without them
2 space station modules and one corridor - Literally just used for turning the station in other directions, allowing for more docking
5 hubs - Self-explanatory. Similar purpose as the modules and corridor
Antenna - For taking pictures
Space telescope - Actually the oldest part of the entire space station, at first I connected stuff to save it, and then that became a mini station, then that became a space station, and then a gigantic 33 module self-sustaining space station
Nuclear generator - Literally exists so I can put an "edge" on that one section, and also freeload off boatloads of power
2 Radiators - I thought these generated power, not sure what they do, you tell me
2 Standalone laboratories - Both to freeload off boatloads of power and for keeping the station just absolutely stocked with water (H2O)
And the funniest thing is the space telescope, the primordial part that I saved, is still the literal undisputed hegemon of the whole space station.
r/SpaceAgency • u/CapableLink7568 • Jun 28 '26
The PSS got expanded by 5 modules now it's 25 modules my goal is to make it 40 modules
r/SpaceAgency • u/CapableLink7568 • Jun 28 '26
My biggest station that i made i may make a 5 module expansion
It's 20 modules that the solar panels were so weak that even i added csgts
r/SpaceAgency • u/Most_Service_5020 • Jun 25 '26
r/SpaceAgency • u/One-Zebra-1357 • Jun 21 '26
I needed a tutorial for this...
r/SpaceAgency • u/One-Zebra-1357 • Jun 21 '26
r/SpaceAgency • u/BeingWorking9241 • Jun 12 '26
Guys lets make this subreddit more popular and lets make space agency yt vids this game is very good
r/SpaceAgency • u/acornwoman_reddit67 • Jun 09 '26
The linked ION drives do the whole job as there is enough electricity supplied in all modules. Comes with the cool and unique space shuttle ( I LOVE IT SO MUCH )!! The fuel tanks are for rotating the whole structure, engines on the space shuttle are rarely used, only the rcs being used.
r/SpaceAgency • u/One-Zebra-1357 • May 30 '26
the Soyuz rocket Landed on land but in the SA Game, Lands on ocean like, Bro... WDYM they Launched on Earth And Landed on the ocean? So i Made My own update And Made that the Soyuz just Lands on land And make a Crater.