Orbital laboratories and their major modules, visiting systems, and robotics.
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International Space StationModular multinational orbital research laboratory/ActiveThe International Space Station is a continuously inhabited multinational laboratory assembled in low Earth orbit.
Saturn VSuper heavy-lift launch vehicle/RetiredSaturn V was NASA's Apollo Moon rocket.
Space Shuttle DiscoverySpace Shuttle orbiter/RetiredSpace Shuttle Discovery was NASA orbiter OV-103.
Space Shuttle AtlantisSpace Shuttle orbiter/RetiredSpace Shuttle Atlantis was NASA orbiter OV-104.
Space Shuttle EndeavourSpace Shuttle orbiter/RetiredSpace Shuttle Endeavour was NASA orbiter OV-105 and the final operational shuttle orbiter built.
Apollo command and service moduleCrewed lunar and Earth-orbit spacecraft/RetiredThe Apollo command and service module was the crew spacecraft used for Apollo Earth-orbit, lunar-orbit, lunar-landing support, Skylab ferry, and Apollo-Soyuz missions.
Soyuz spacecraftSoviet crewed orbital and station-transport spacecraft family/RetiredSoyuz spacecraft supported Soyuz T-14 through Soyuz 38 in the Soyuz program.
Crew Dragon EndeavourReusable Crew Dragon spacecraft/ActiveCrew Dragon Endeavour is a reusable SpaceX crew spacecraft used for NASA crew rotations and Axiom Mission 1, the first all-private astronaut mission to the International Space Station.
No imageHubble Space Telescope observatoryOrbital astronomy observatory/ActiveHubble Space Telescope observatory was a about 24,000 pounds (10,900 kilograms) at launch observatory operated by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and Space Telescope Science Institute.
No imageJames Webb Space Telescope observatoryInfrared space observatory/ActiveJames Webb Space Telescope observatory launched or is planned to launch at about 13,700 pounds (6,200 kilograms) under NASA, European Space Agency, Canadian Space Agency, and Space Telescope Science Institute.
Mir space stationModular Soviet and Russian orbital space station/InactiveMir was the first modular space station assembled in orbit and a long-duration laboratory occupied by 28 principal expeditions.
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Contextual image from Shenzhou 12; it documents a canonically related mission, not the exact Tiangong space station record.
Tiangong space stationModular Chinese orbital space station/OperationalTiangong space station supported Shenzhou 14 through Shenzhou 22 in the Tiangong program.
