Crewed now· Canada · Low Earth Orbit

International Space Station

The International Space Station (ISS) is a space station, or a habitable artificial satellite, in low Earth orbit. Its first component was launched into orbit in 1998, with the first long-term residents arriving in November 2000.

Crew aboard

now

Docked

vehicles

Expedition

Day 94

of Expedition 75

On Board: Expedition 75

Expedition began Jul 26, 2026

Pyotr Dubrov
Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS)
Anil Menon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Joshua Kutryk
Canadian Space Agency
Luke Delaney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sergey Teteryatnikov
Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS)
Anna Kikina
Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS)
Jessica Watkins
National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Docking Ports

5 of 18 in use

Harmony forward
Crew Dragon Grace
Capsule
since Oct 1, 2026
Zvezda aft
Progress MS-34
Cargo Resupply
since Apr 28, 2026
Poisk zenith
Progress MS-35
Cargo Resupply
since Sep 19, 2026
Harmony zenith
Cargo Dragon C211
Capsule
since Oct 15, 2026
Prichal nadir
Soyuz MS-29
Capsule
since Jul 14, 2026
Zarya nadir
Free
Harmony nadir
Free
Unity nadir
Free
Node 2 forward
Free
Rassvet nadir
Free
Zarya forward
Free
Zvezda nadir
Free
Unity forward
Free
Zvezda zenith
Free
Zvezda
Free
Nauka nadir
Free
Destiny forward
Free
Pirs nadir
Free

Facts

Orbit: Low Earth Orbit
In orbit since: Nov 20, 1998
Height: 72.8 m
Width: 108.5 m
Mass: 419.7 t
Pressurised volume: 931 m³
Operator: CSA, ESA, JAXA, NASA, RFSA
Type: Government

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Crewed now· Canada · Low Earth Orbit

International Space Station

Crew aboard

now

Docked

vehicles

Expedition

Day 94

of Expedition 75

On Board: Expedition 75

Expedition began Jul 26, 2026

Pyotr Dubrov
Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS)
Anil Menon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Joshua Kutryk
Canadian Space Agency
Luke Delaney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sergey Teteryatnikov
Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS)
Anna Kikina
Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS)
Jessica Watkins
National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Docking Ports

5 of 18 in use

Harmony forward
Crew Dragon Grace
Capsule
since Oct 1, 2026
Zvezda aft
Progress MS-34
Cargo Resupply
since Apr 28, 2026
Poisk zenith
Progress MS-35
Cargo Resupply
since Sep 19, 2026
Harmony zenith
Cargo Dragon C211
Capsule
since Oct 15, 2026
Prichal nadir
Soyuz MS-29
Capsule
since Jul 14, 2026
Zarya nadir
Free
Harmony nadir
Free
Unity nadir
Free
Node 2 forward
Free
Rassvet nadir
Free
Zarya forward
Free
Zvezda nadir
Free
Unity forward
Free
Zvezda zenith
Free
Zvezda
Free
Nauka nadir
Free
Destiny forward
Free
Pirs nadir
Free

Facts

Orbit: Low Earth Orbit
In orbit since: Nov 20, 1998
Height: 72.8 m
Width: 108.5 m
Mass: 419.7 t
Pressurised volume: 931 m³
Operator: CSA, ESA, JAXA, NASA, RFSA
Type: Government

Space Launch Now for iOS and Android

Alerts for every launch, docking and landing at the International Space Station.

See what's in the app

Scan to open on your phone

On Board: Expedition 75

Docking Ports

Facts

Know When the International Space Station Passes Overhead.

On Board: Expedition 75

Docking Ports

Facts

Know When the International Space Station Passes Overhead.