Green astronaut photography (From Wikicommons)

When Joe Bob Briggs hosted Night of the Living Dead on The Last Drive-In, he had an idea that the space probe from Venus that radiated the world was a Soviet Venera probe blown up by the US military. I made some renders of this hypothetical sequence. (Made with Blender)

Integrated Interplanetary Vehicle flying over Venus. This is my design for a joint US-Soviet spacecraft for missions to Venus or Mars. (Made with Blender. Background: edited NASA public domain picture.)

J-SAR, my own design for a science mission I'd like to see: flying a weather radar around Jupiter to study the dynamics of its atmosphere. (Made with Blender)

"For the love of Christ! If you wish to destroy me, then destroy me. Accuse me of exposing political chicanery and the evils of the state, and I will plead guilty. But what man can face arraignment on the idiocy of youth?" Seeing The Devils on the big screen was something else

KH-11, the NRO's highly classified spy satellite. The first renders are an early model, the second set the Block IV. There are few images of KH-11s, so these are my extrapolations based on available information. (Made with Blender, Earth backgrounds from NASA public domain)

This is my Barbenheimer.

Unidentified Stealth VTOL, Groom Lake, 1990 (own design, made with Blender)

DS9 episode where Quark buys the Lament Configuration from a strange alien, can't open it, Rom steals it and opens it in one shot, Garak inexplicably knows a lot about it and Weyoun shows up with a mad scientist scheme save Rom from hell.

An early Space Shuttle concept was to rendezvous with Skylab and use a space tug called the Teleoperator Retrieval System to boost it into a higher orbit. Ultimately it was cancelled. (The Shuttle would be farther away, but I fudged it a little) (Blender + NASA public domain)

Sorry everyone, I didn't like Project Hail Mary.

The amount of rocket science in Gravity's Rainbow is unreal, and he kind of just expects you to know it. There's all that stuff about the symbology of double integrals, people's lives as dimensionless constants, the existential implications of the Poisson distribution, etc.