Space-Inspired Meeting Room Names: 40+ Ideas From Missions, Planets, and Constellations

Naming your meeting rooms after space missions, planets, and constellations is one of those ideas that sounds fun and actually works. People remember "meet me in Apollo" a lot faster than "meet me in Conference Room 3B." And there's something about a space theme that fits well in offices — it suggests ambition without being corny.

Here's a big list organized by category. Pick the ones that fit your office, mix and match, or just use this as a starting point.

Space Missions

These work well because each mission had a distinct purpose, which makes it easy to match names to room functions.

1. Apollo — The obvious choice for your flagship meeting room. Good for big presentations and all-hands meetings.
2. Voyager — Still traveling after all these decades. A solid pick for long-term planning sessions.
3. Curiosity — Named after the Mars rover. Works for brainstorming rooms where the whole point is asking questions.
4. Endeavour — Project kickoff energy. Use it for rooms where new things get started.
5. Discovery — Research reviews, product demos, anything where you're uncovering something new.
6. Challenger — A room for problem-solving sessions. The name carries weight.
7. Cassini — The Saturn probe spent 13 years collecting data. Good for analytics or deep-dive meetings.
8. Sputnik — The first satellite. Small room, big significance. Works for a phone booth or focus pod.
9. Artemis — NASA's current moon program. Future-focused planning sessions fit here.
10. Juno — Jupiter orbiter. Good for rooms where you're tackling something complex.
11. Kepler — The planet-hunting telescope. Data-driven meetings and research.
12. Gemini — The two-person missions. Perfect name for a room built for 1-on-1s or pair work.

Planets

The solar system gives you a natural size hierarchy — small rooms get inner planets, big rooms get outer ones.

13. Mercury — Quick syncs and stand-ups. The fastest planet for your fastest meetings.
14. Venus — A warm, comfortable room. Client meetings or casual catch-ups.
15. Earth — Your main meeting hub. The all-hands room, the default gathering place.
16. Mars — Brainstorming and strategy. The "we're going somewhere new" energy.
17. Jupiter — Your largest conference room. The biggest planet for the biggest gatherings.
18. Saturn — A room with a round table works perfectly here. Collaborative sessions.
19. Neptune — Quiet and deep. Long-form planning or focused work sessions.
20. Pluto — Small but memorable. Everyone has an opinion about Pluto, which makes it a good conversation starter for visitors.

Moons

Moons give you more naming options if you've got a lot of rooms. They also work well for smaller spaces — breakout rooms, phone booths, huddle areas.

21. Luna — Earth's moon. Regular team check-ins and status updates.
22. Titan — Saturn's largest moon, with its own atmosphere. A mid-sized room for team meetings.
23. Europa — Jupiter's icy moon, possibly hiding an ocean. Good for rooms where you dig beneath the surface.
24. Io — The most volcanically active body in the solar system. High-energy brainstorms.
25. Phobos — One of Mars' tiny moons. A phone booth or small focus room.
26. Deimos — Mars' other moon. Another small, cozy space for 1-on-1s.
27. Ganymede — The largest moon in the solar system. A bigger breakout room.
28. Callisto — One of Jupiter's Galilean moons. Quiet and old. Good for a focused work pod.

Constellations

Constellation names tend to sound more dramatic, which works well if your office leans into personality.

29. Orion — The most recognizable constellation. A strong name for your primary meeting room.
30. Cassiopeia — The queen on her throne. Executive meetings and board rooms.
31. Ursa Major — Big projects, big meetings, big decisions.
32. Pegasus — Let ideas take flight. Creative sessions and design reviews.
33. Phoenix — Rising from setbacks. Problem-solving and retrospectives.
34. Draco — Intense focus. Strategic planning sessions.
35. Lyra — Named after the musical instrument. Collaborative, harmonious work.
36. Leo — Recognition events and celebrations. The lion's pride.
37. Andromeda — Our nearest galaxy neighbor. Meetings that explore new territory.
38. Scorpius — Tough decisions and direct conversations. No dancing around issues.
39. Centaurus — Mentoring and knowledge-sharing sessions.
40. Vela — The sail. Charting new direction and strategy work.

Cosmic Phenomena

If you want a few extra names that don't fit neatly into the categories above, these work well for special-purpose rooms.

41. Nebula — Where new ideas form and take shape, like stars in a cloud of gas.
42. Supernova — The big innovation room. Breakthrough thinking happens here.
43. Black Hole — Where decisions are final and nothing escapes. High-stakes meetings.
44. Comet — A quick-moving space for stand-ups and agile scrums.
45. Milky Way — Your largest event space or town hall room.

Making It Work

A few practical tips if you go with a space theme:

• Match size to significance. Jupiter should be a big room. Phobos should be a phone booth. It helps people intuit which room to book.
• Add context at the door. A small plaque with a fun fact about the namesake gives visitors something to talk about and helps people remember which room is which.
• Don't overdo the decor. A subtle color scheme or one piece of themed art per room goes further than turning the place into a planetarium. You want it to feel intentional, not like a theme park.
• Use digital signage. A small display outside each room showing availability and the room name makes the system work in practice, not just in theory.

Keep Your Rooms Organized

Once you've picked out names for your meeting rooms, you'll want a system to manage bookings and availability. WOX's room booking solution makes it easy to see which rooms are free, book recurring meetings, and keep everything organized — so your beautifully named rooms actually get used.

Naming your rooms is the fun part. Making sure people can actually find and book them? That's where it pays to have a system in place.