A living book of journeys into space
Spaceflightpedia is an illustrated encyclopedia of spaceflight. Every article is set like a spread of a great printed encyclopedia — but alive: with an interactive timeline, rocket cutaways, a connection graph, and switching between illustration and archival photograph.
HOW CONTENT IS MADE
Every article rests on verifiable sources — NASA, ESA, mission archives, technical literature. Sources are cited directly on each article, and key facts (launch dates, crews, specifications) are cross-checked against multiple independent sources.
The encyclopedia is open to contributions: after registering, anyone can propose an edit or a new article. Every proposal goes through editorial review against a completeness standard — an article must have a hero image, verified sources, and complete mission data before it is published.
EDITORIAL STANDARD
The benchmark of completeness is the Apollo 11 article: an opening spread with an infobox, mission chapters, crew, technical cutaways, period quotes, a gallery, and full source citations. New articles must approach this standard, or they remain in preparation.