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Publisher Description
"Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ship". "Trans Mars Injection". "Of Course I Still Love You". " Return To Launch Site".
If any of these terms tickles your attention, then this is the app for you.
Browse all previous and upcoming SpaceX launches. Deep dive into the nitty gritty details of the launch vehicles, payload orbit parameters, booster reuse and landing attempts, launch sites, and much more.
Please leave any ideas and suggestion for more features in the Review section, thanks.
Thanks to the open source r/SpaceX API for providing the data.
Version History You can now nerd out even more! A bunch more information is boosting back to you in this update:
- Ships: Under each launch you can now see all the ships that were involved, ranging from Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ships, to barges and support vessels. For each of these you can view a ton of information, including their current position, speed and course in some cases.
- Cores: In the Cores section of each launch you can now get a detailed overview for each core, where you can see all its stats - including all the missions it has served.
- Capsules: Under all Dragon missions you can now get a detail view of the capsule used in a similar fashion to the Core detail view.
Common for all of the above is a Missions section showing all the missions in which the different vehicles have participated. 1.2 09/11/2018 Now showing upcoming launches up to a year into the future. Also added reuse counts for cores directly in the overview. 1.1.2 09/09/2018 Now supporting tentative upcoming launch dates with "NET" annotations 1.1.1 09/07/2018 You can now follow the exact position and speed of Starman and Elon Musk's 2008 cherry read Tesla Roadster on its journey around the Sun. Just hit the little Starman icon in the top left. 1.1 08/31/2018 Bug fixes and performance improvements 1.0.1 08/30/2018 1.0 08/27/2018
About SpaceXPedia
The company that develops SpaceXPedia is Philip Engberg Nielsen. The latest version released by its developer is 1.2.
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version 1.2
posted on 2026-10-13
Version History You can now nerd out even more! A bunch more information is boosting back to you in this update:
- Ships: Under each launch you can now see all the ships that were involved, ranging from Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ships, to barges and support vessels. For each of these you can view a ton of information, including their current position, speed and course in some cases.
- Cores: In the Cores section of each launch you can now get a detailed overview for each core, where you can see all its stats - including all the missions it has served.
- Capsules: Under all Dragon missions you can now get a detail view of the capsule used in a similar fashion to the Core detail view.
Common for all of the above is a Missions section showing all the missions in which the different vehicles have participated. 1.2 09/11/2018 Now showing upcoming launches up to a year into the future. Also added reuse counts for cores directly in the overview. 1.1.2 09/09/2018 Now supporting tentative upcoming launch dates with "NET" annotations 1.1.1 09/07/2018 You can now follow the exact position and speed of Starman and Elon Musk's 2008 cherry read Tesla Roadster on its journey around the Sun. Just hit the little Starman icon in the top left. 1.1 08/31/2018 Bug fixes and performance improvements 1.0.1 08/30/2018 1.0 08/27/2018
version 1.2
posted on 2018-09-11
You can now nerd out even more! A bunch more information is boosting back to you in this update:
- Ships: Under each launch you can now see all the ships that were involved, ranging from Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ships, to barges and support vessels. For each of these you can view a ton of information, including their current position, speed and course in some cases.
- Cores: In the Cores section of each launch you can now get a detailed overview for each core, where you can see all its stats - including all the missions it has served.
- Capsules: Under all Dragon missions you can now get a detail view of the capsule used in a similar fashion to the Core detail view.
Common for all of the above is a Missions section showing all the missions in which the different vehicles have participated.
version 1.2
posted on 2018-09-11
Sep 11, 2018
Version 1.2
You can now nerd out even more! A bunch more information is boosting back to you in this update:
- Ships: Under each launch you can now see all the ships that were involved, ranging from Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ships, to barges and support vessels. For each of these you can view a ton of information, including their current position, speed and course in some cases.
- Cores: In the Cores section of each launch you can now get a detailed overview for each core, where you can see all its stats - including all the missions it has served.
- Capsules: Under all Dragon missions you can now get a detail view of the capsule used in a similar fashion to the Core detail view.
Common for all of the above is a Missions section showing all the missions in which the different vehicles have participated.
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