Solar System Explorer

A long-range human spacecraft for deep space missions

1. Mission Overview

The Solar System Explorer is a crewed interplanetary vessel designed for long-duration missions to Mars, the outer planets, and beyond. It features rotating habitation pods, hybrid propulsion, and onboard fuel production using external water sources. It is the next step beyond Aegis Station — a mobile orbital civilization pushing the frontier outward.

2. Design Philosophy

3. Artificial Gravity System

4. Propulsion & Power

5. Fuel Production

The ship carries an onboard electrolysis plant and cryogenic storage to convert external water into LOX and LH₂. This enables true in-situ turnaround without resupply from Earth.

6. Radiation Protection

7. Ship Specifications

8. Support Craft

The Explorer is built to operate alongside:

9. Long-Term Vision

The Solar System Explorer is designed to grow — through modular expansion, support systems, and upgrades. Future iterations may explore the Kuiper Belt, support colonization efforts around icy moons, and operate as the backbone of deep-space logistics networks.

Download Explorer Dossier (PDF)