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Interesting idea. Looking forward to seeing the missions.
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Cargo spacecrafts are very important for supplying materials such as food and experiments to orbiting objects like the ISS. But failures are always possible. Progress M-12M Progress M-27M SpaceX CRS-7 Cygnus CRS Orb-3 (Any others feel free to post)
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The presentation at the Science Club meeting went well, they thought it was an interesting theory.
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I cut the thrust and it didn't shake as bad. Thanks for all the advice given!
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It was set to go off after decoupling not at decoupling
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I had a question about solid fuel rocket stability. I made a rocket with a srb for the first stage. It shakes a lot until stage separation and then after that if the second stage liquid fuel engine doesn't activate immediately, the rocket fails. I was wondering if there was a fix for this. It has cost me a couple of missions, since I play with no reverts and 30 days between launches.
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Chemical Rocket Payload missions (On Request)
Voyager275 replied to Sampa's topic in KSP1 Mission Reports
I have two missions for you: Origin 1 and an Eve cubesat. Origin 1 is a asteroid probe http://www./download/wcq8wc5z4dx3aaw/Origin_1.craft And the Eve cubesat is designed to ride along with EEV http://www./download/hua88umzzzz1pl4/Eve_Cubesat.craft (tweakscale is also required for Origin 1's claw) -
Sure, but since I'm not an expert, it will take longer than usual
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I'm working on the math right now, it is taking a bit though
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I read about that, nasty stuff methylmercury is
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I am using galaxy mergers as observation data. If dark energy ruled the universe(like they say it does)then technically they shouldn't merge, no matter the dark matter, because 73% of the universe is dark energy. The hybrid particle would solve this. I am also using my telescope to observe the sky looking for more data.
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I have been conducting some research into dark matter and dark energy. The thing that always gets me is that the two act completely different, one causing a repulsive force, and one causing a gravitational force stronger than anything else. My theory is simple. The idea is that a hybrid of these 2 items exists. It would be a heavy particle, but with a high energy level. When two galaxies get close, they would come together, then continuing accelerating through the universe. I will be giving a presentation at my school science club meeting, and was wondering if anybody had any ideas on how to improve this theory. Thank you for any information or support given.
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