Oh yeah everyone meet my terrible son Ares II. Originally made as a ridiculous edit of an SLS infographic, and occasionally attached to a fictional exploration program.

My son costs four dollars and his job is to explode

The Traverse Art I submitted to NASA's Moon to Mars Architecture Art competition, depicting trains of rovers hauling cargo from a staging point on the Moon

Ares II Rises Liftoff of the fictional Ares II rocket, based on a real photo of NASA's Artemis Space Launch System

Go for Egress Astronauts exit Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 2 lander on the lunar surface

i pretty much rebuilt the whole thing

XL orbital lift

50th Anniversary of Apollo-Soyuz docking

Neanderthal and the Moon

Lemon wearing a mechanical counterpressure suit, which are being mass produced in the ever-prolific Muscoviense Industrial Facility on the Moon. It is mainly an IVA suit, but can be an EVA one with some modifications and some bravery.

An infographic poster about NASA's Millennium rocket, a (fictional) reusable launch vehicle developed to replace the space shuttle in the 2010s.

Ok that's my primary backlog cleared for now lol

Atoll A super-Earth covered in a shallow ocean and host to a family of moons, of which two are seen here.

Launch of the H3-30S rocket, developed by JAXA and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, from Tanegashima Space Center in Japan.

Caloris A ring of mountains embedded in a large impact plain on Mercury.

Siding Spring A comet sails past Mars, seen from its moon Phobos.

47171 Lempo A lonely triple system out beyond Neptune, consisting of the binary pair Lempo-Hiisi and their circumbinary moon Paha

130 Elektra The only known asteroid to have three moons, making it a quadruple system.

Future Crater A contact binary asteroid is pulled apart by tidal forces as it approaches the Moon.

Umbriel sets behind the limb of its parent Uranus during the system's equinox

Pole of Darkness A strange world at the opposite end of reality.

Journey to the Center of the Earth A specially designed vehicle touches down on the Earth's half-molten core, deep within the hollow shell of the crust.

The Artemis Program (as it once was)