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True but I was referring to the Buffalo rover I made lol. But in seriousness I can't wait for the LRV it will be really useful for future missions that don't have an atmosphere.

But in all seriousness I hope this rover drives better than the attempt I tried on Ceres almost a month ago.

Because it is lol.

Since everyone is in a rover mood I decided to post pictures of a rover for a planned manned mission to Europa I will be doing. I need help the higher ups at the space center keeps telling me they got better TV cameras than the old Ranger Camera but I keep using it. Now just gotta restock the Bradbury and hope an Apollo Lander can work on Europa. But I gotta wait until the weekend to play some more.

Decided to test out the NERVA with launching 2 probes. A Pluto scanner named Tombaugh and a Europa Scanner named Emmaline(Named after someone I know who's middle name is Europa.) both were separate launches. Unfortunately on both missions when the NERVA II ignited it was night time so no pictures of it in action. While Tombaugh is taking a 16 year journey to Pluto, Emmaline arrived at the Jovian System in about 2 years.

Yes the same museum though different building.

Earlier today out of boredom I was looking up pictures on my phone and found I still have pictures I took during a trip to Oregon in 2018 including some from the Evergreen Aviation Museum. Even a Titan IV was there. I got more but I don't want to spam the chat.

Well played lol.

Forgive me for I may have cursed this mission.

Did you put the Apollo CSM Engine plate on?

Bradbury and Proserpina has arrived at Ceres, Billyboton and Kaisku Kerman are excited. The next pictures will be marked as spoiler so I wont fill too much space plus, at that time I was testing out different filters ^^; Do I recommend taking an Apollo Lunar Lander to Ceres which looks like the Moon.......Yes it actually is very fun jumping around and exploring Ceres.

I also like it, these are good names.

I like it.

The Apollo lander Proserpina has docked with Bradbury and once Bradbury gets resupplied it and a crew is launched, Bradbury will be ready for a manned Ceres mission. It's first manned interplanetary mission. I will still either refer the lander as Apollo or Lunar Landers since trying to think of a name for Ceres and other Moons will dwindle my sanity.

Do you have the fuel cells on?

Launch of the Orion drive interplanetary ship "Bradbury" with a Comet like HLLV on LC 39A. (Really just a stretched Saturn V with SRBs.)

Atleast it's not a Mercury capsule strapped in the cargo bays of a Shuttle or Starship lol.

True lol but hey it works and my crew does not die lol.

Nice to know I'm not the only one putting other spacecraft on BDB rockets. LOL I tend to slap a Fuji on a Titan II or IV.

Worst case scenario, put the suits on and open the docking port and hope they don't get sucked right out.

I built and launched my first (Non premade craft file) space station. I may add onto it in the future and possibly convert it into a hotel when it's life as a lab is over.

Cue the Baby Elephant Walk playing in the background of that rover roving.

Call me a cheater I have boiloff turned off lol that and the Lonesome Robot Ares J-2X being a older mod does not use LH/O but LF/O. That and this was just my curiosity to see if an Ares J-2X would work on the S-IVB, it does but I do prefer the J-2X that comes with this mod.

My Phobos and Deimos lander finally arrived at Mars. Yes that's the same rocket with the "Experimental" J-2X from the Ares I showed earlier. I don't know why even with the advanced technology I unlocked I still like using the Ranger TV camera.

Yes it's the current release though not the development branch.