Historic Spacecraft site

[katateochi]

I saw this posted on imgur. It's a fairly simple site with pictures and some information about historic space craft. Thought I'd share it as its quite a nice source of design inspiration

http://historicspacecraft.com/

And here's the imgur gallery that I originally saw

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[Azimech]

I had no idea some of these are so big!

Nice find!

[Mach_XXII]

Wow these are great

[Red Iron Crown]

Excellent find, thanks for sharing.

[Guest]

The site is nice, but don't use it as a reference. Some of the details are wrong, such as changes from Ariane 1 to 2/3, and there's not a lot of hard data in there.

[CalculusWarrior]

This is fantastic; it really gives a sense of scale!

[csiler2]

Great Diagrams. I had no idea the Lunokhod were so big!

[Sylandro]

Dear god, Juno's large!

[MK3424]

Dear god, Juno's large!

It is!

And the Saturn V still holds the record for the biggest single part space station ever launched.

[Red Iron Crown]

It is!

And the Saturn V still holds the record for the biggest single part space station ever launched.

I don't see it losing that record anytime soon. Or ever, maybe.

[MK3424]

I don't see it losing that record anytime soon. Or ever, maybe.

You compare it in ksp as launching the new 3.75m big space station against the "standard" 2.5m station parts.

That thing was massive (Skylab).

I was pretty much a converted S-IVB as a living quarter for astronauts.

And had in fact 2 docking ports.

[NecroBones]

Wow, great find!