Before launches, SpaceX has a ritual: Every capsule needs a zero-gravity indicator, a plushie tossed into the cabin at the moment of launch. When it starts to float, you know you've reached space. Simple. Functional. Iconic.

And because of that, everyone started noticing what had always been floating there.
Aurora. Etta. Zippy. Earthy. GuinGuin. Baby Yoda.
Each one with its own mission. Each one with its own flight. Each one with its own story.

It was Asteroid that changed everything. The plushie made for little Liv, the charming girl who asked for her Astro Shiba to go to space, and now, at her request, set to become the official SpaceX mascot. Since then, everything around the Zero-G Indicators has become impossible to ignore.

Who will be the next members of the squad? What stories will they carry? What will the world be saying about them?

The SpaceX Zero-G Squad is already one of the most viral topics in space history.

Let's $FLOAT. 🚀