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🛰️ For the first time in its 25-year history, the ISS has every visiting vehicle port filled at once.

NASA has confirmed that all eight docking ports on the current configuration of the International Space Station are simultaneously occupied, marking a logistical milestone for the orbiting laboratory. Assembly of the ISS began in 1998, but only now has its visiting spacecraft infrastructure been pushed to this full-capacity limit.​

This orbital traffic jam features a mix of cargo and crew vehicles from multiple space agencies and commercial partners. On the U.S. segment, Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus-23 cargo spacecraft is attached to the Unity module, while two SpaceX Dragon capsules—CRS-33 for cargo and Crew-11 for astronauts—occupy Harmony’s forward and space-facing ports.​

The Russian segment hosts two Progress freighters, Progress 92 and Progress 93, at the Poisk and Zvezda modules, respectively, alongside two Soyuz spacecraft. Soyuz MS-28 recently delivered a new crew, while Soyuz MS-27 is preparing to return three passengers to Earth with a landing in Kazakhstan planned for early December. Completing the lineup is Japan’s new HTV-X1 cargo craft, berthed to Harmony’s nadir port, demonstrating JAXA’s next-generation resupply capability.​

Coordinating eight docked vehicles demands precise choreography from mission control teams using tools like the Canadarm2 robotic arm to reposition spacecraft and maintain safe clearances. This record-setting configuration showcases how international and commercial traffic can be managed in low Earth orbit, offering a preview of the complex traffic patterns future space stations and lunar gateways will need to handle.