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What will happen in space in 2027? [ADD RESPONSES]
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2027
85%
A Starship upper stage is caught by the launch tower.
85%
Two Starships complete a ship-to-ship propellant transfer in orbit; intra-vehicle transfers don't count.
57%
Artemis III launches: SLS/Orion with crew lifts off.
57%
China's Xuntian space telescope launches.
50%
Tianwen-2's sample capsule is recovered on Earth.
50%
Vast's Haven-1 launches.
50%
ISRO flies a Gaganyaan orbital mission (crewed or uncrewed): launch must occur in 2027.
48%
Blue Moon MK1 lands successfully on the Moon: Blue Origin confirms a soft landing.
44%
China's Chang'e-7 lands successfully on the Moon.
43%
Humans fly aboard a Starship: any crewed Starship flight reaching space.
43%
Orion docks with a commercial lunar lander during Artemis III, confirmed by NASA. Rendezvous without docking doesn't count.

Each answer resolves independently: YES if the event happens between 1 January 2027, 00:00 UTC and 31 December 2027, 23:59 UTC, NO otherwise.


Events that happen before 2027 do NOT count. 

Each answer asks whether the event happens during 2027, not whether it is the first time ever. 


Sources: official agency/company statements first (NASA, ESA, JAXA, CNSA, ISRO, SpaceX, Blue Origin, Vast, etc.), then reputable outlets (SpaceNews, NASASpaceFlight, Spaceflight Now). "Launches" means liftoff occurs, regardless of outcome, unless the answer says otherwise. In case of ambiguity, I'll resolve on what the operator officially declares.


I won’t bet on this market.

I reserve the right to NA any answer for any reason, to combat duplicates or abuse.

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