NASA U.S. Deorbit Vehicle release
SpaceX selected to develop and deliver the U.S. Deorbit Vehicle. Total potential contract value: US$843 million. Launch service: future procurement.
Open NASA releaseSource trail and boundary map
Keep the public record separate from the public imagination.
This site is allowed to be visionary because it is also explicit about what is official, what is sourced, and what remains a hypothesis.
Official sources
The factual baseline should stay easy to inspect.
NASA ISS transition FAQ
NASA's public explanation of the transition plan, controlled deorbit, disassembly constraints, higher-orbit issues and deorbit operations.
Open NASA FAQNASA Space Station Gallery
The site hero image is NASA's 2021 flyaround image of the ISS photographed from SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavour.
Open NASA galleryAUKUS Pillar II public context
The House of Commons Library briefing summarises Pillar II advanced capability workstreams and DARC space-domain awareness context.
Open briefingSeed documents
The hypothesis comes from local source notes.
Oceania Security and Economic Surge Plan
Primary seed for the ISS Gambit, Queensland-SpaceX framing, civic reserve and space-support workforce idea.
Peaceful Space Gambit Transition Framework
Provides the Purple Space Commons, Virtual Solar Swarm and peaceful space governance context.
Brisbane summit support site
The broader public doorway where this idea first appeared as one theme before being split into its own repo.
Open Brisbane summitBoundary map
What is public now, and what needs review first.
Public now
NASA baseline, public AUKUS Pillar II context, review questions, support lanes and clearly labelled hypothesis language.
Needs expert review
Any claim about feasible reboost, station-keeper vehicles, legal pathway, costs, Starship operations, insurance or partner consent.
Private by default
Unconfirmed partner conversations, sensitive defence assumptions, proprietary technical details, personal contacts and raw strategy notes.