Canopus

They mentioned on stream that it will be reused, and Wikipedia list the second manned mission as reusing the flown Capsule.

This is the chaseplane that they are using: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_B-57_Canberra https://airbornescience.nasa.gov/instrument/WAVE

Landing Stream is live: https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/#public Youtube:

So the Mission timer on the Spacecraft was set wrong. Interesting Problem.

„The SRB jettison sequence is initiated after SRB burnout. SRBs 1 and 2, if applicable, are jettisoned at a predetermined time dependent upon the dynamic pressure constraint. SRBs 3, 4, and 5 are jettisoned 1.5 seconds later, if applicable“, from the Atlas V user guide https://www.ulalaunch.com/docs/default-source/rockets/atlasvusersguide2010.pdf

I think they always do that with these inward curving nosecones.

https://www.ulalaunch.com/explore/blog-detail/blog/2019/12/15/dual-engine-centaur-returns-to-service-for-starliner-launches

@tater, @IncongruousGoat The Teslas i have seen all have these big gaps between their paneling on the outside. And since this one has obvious edges i was making a joke about how you‘re going to cut yourself. glad you guys have fun with Teslas though they don‘t seem like Cars i‘d spent my money on.

Having touched a Tesla and experienced their manufacturing standards first hand, it looks like you could cut yourself on this thing pretty bad.

I was a Lego addict as a kid and got back into it when Lego released the Saturn V. Now i have an Altar with the LM and some additional stages to build a Saturn I and the Skylab Saturn V. Currently contemplating if i can justify buying a second Saturn V so i can display all versions at the same time.

oh that red smoke doesn‘t look to healthy.

looks like Boeing has started a new Career save.

Wow i don‘t know what to think, say or do. I didn‘t even consider there to even be a sequel. I am beyond excited to see where KSP goes, having witnessed its very early stages in 2011. It‘s been an exciting journey and it seems there is no end in sight.

For the same reason i think the Zoo Hypothesis is invalid, because there could always be a rogue element not adhering to a "prime directive".

The Idea of using "Mooncrete" is far older than the Boring Company. Using simple bags filled with Moondust seems far easier though, atleast until you bring a furnace.