Vehicles

The hardware behind SPACEINU.

Every mission needs a ride. These are the machines built to take the first dog from Earth to Mars, keep him fed on the way, and walk him on arrival.

Space research division

The SpaceInu

Subject 01

Canis lupus familiaris
Shiba Inu

ID
SPACEINU-001
Sex
M
Age
3.5 Y
Weight
14.2 kg
Height
38 cm
Origin
Earth
Destination
Mars
Status
Approved
Mission
01

Vitals (resting)

HR
72 bpm
RR
18 brpm
Temp
38.6 °C

Traits

  • Loyal
  • Adaptable
  • Curious
  • Resilient
  • Good boy
Subject 01, Shiba Inu, sitting
38 cm
14.2 kg
Subject 01, Shiba Inu, sitting
38 cm
14.2 kg

Subject 01

Anatomy reference, Shiba Inu head front and profile

Anatomy (reference)

Mars

Destination · Mars

Paw print
5 cm

Paw print (actual size)

Anatomy (reference)

Anatomy reference, Shiba Inu head front and profile

Paw print (actual size)

Paw print
5 cm

Mission trajectory

EarthMars~225,000,000 km

Destination

Mars
Diameter
6,779 km
Surface gravity
3.71 m/s² (0.38 g)
Avg. temp.
-63 °C
Day length
24.6 hours

Environment compatibility

Low gravity88%
Cold temperatures76%
Radiation52%
Dust exposure41%

Final assessment

Physically and mentally fit for long-duration space travel. High likelihood of mission success.

Approved
Canine aerospace programSPACEINU-001
Shiba Inu in the white Dogsuit

01Extravehicular system

Dogsuit

Built for walkies
beyond Earth.

Suit pressure
4.30psi
O₂ supply
21.0%
Heart rate
72bpm
Inside temp
22.4°C
Battery
96%
Comms
Link OK

Suit systems live

Helmet visor
Clear
Life support left
T- 08:42:00
O₂ flow
1.84L/min
Paw grip
Tail port
Sealed
Walkies distance
1.27km

02Crew transport

Canine
Capsule

One seat. One dog.
Very long flight.

Cabin temp
21.8°C
Cabin pressure
101.3kPa
Humidity
44%
CO₂
0.04%
Harness
Locked
Treats onboard
214
Canine Capsule, front, side and top views
1.2 m3.9 ft
1.0 m3.3 ft

Front view

Side view

Top view

01Front view
02Side view
03Top view
Height
1.2 m
Width
1.0 m
Seat
1 padded harness
Window
Panoramic dome
Legs
4, shock-absorbing
Life support
90 days
Nutrition Station food dispenser

03Life support

Nutrition
Station

Mars is far.
Bring snacks.

Kibble level
86%
Next meal
T- 02:14:00
Portions today
3 / 4
Calories
912kcal
Water
Full

Daily ration

44 g08:00
48 g12:00
40 g17:00

Station systems live

Water tank
2.36L
Bowl temp
21.0°C
Treat reserve
128pcs
Food seal
Sealed
Days of food left
212days
INU Explorer 1 rocket with the dog astronaut at its base

04Interplanetary transport

INU
Explorer

Built to take $SPACEINU
beyond Earth.

A next-generation launch system designed for canine companions. Built for safety, comfort and discovery.

Height
18.5 m
Diameter
2.1 m
Engines
3
Landing legs
4
Payload
1 Canine Capsule
Reusable
Yes

Pre-launch telemetry live

Countdown
T- 00:59:59
Propellant load
97.8%
Tank pressure
3.21bar
LOX temp
-183.2°C
Engine chill
Weather
GO
Range
GO
Crew
Strapped in

Scale comparison

1.8 mHuman 0.4 mShiba Inu 1.2 mCapsule 18.5 mExplorer 1

Road to Mars

Sending the dog.

Now · pre-launch
  1. 2002SpaceX is founded
  2. 2024A booster is caught by the tower
  3. T0$SPACEINU lifts off
  4. MarsThe first dog park opens

The colony

How the dogs will live on Mars.

Blueprint of the habitat pod

COL-01Habitat

Habitat pods

Pressurised egg-shaped homes on four legs, one per crew, with a warm window facing the sunrise.

Crew
1 dog
Hull
3.2 m
Legs
4
Blueprint of the dog park dome

COL-02Recreation

Dog park domes

Real grass under glass: air, light and room to run. Earth has dog parks. Mars will too.

Diameter
24 m
Lawn
450 m²
Pressure
101 kPa
Blueprint of the SPACEINU base

COL-03Operations

SPACEINU base

Labs, storage and a launch pad, so the next crew can land right next door.

Labs
3
Tanks
4
Pads
1

Join the ride.