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I hope you guys like it!

I'm just kidding haha

omfg omg the new one is just AMAZING!!! #SWAG #YOLO #imsorryjustkidding Congratulations!

It depends on how you fly it.

Thank you for this. Awesome!

F1, to be exact.

That's too complex :rolleyes:

Why is it empty :<

Where are the captured images? I can't find them :<

You have to learn some orbital mechanics...

Oh that's beautiful!

About the "we choose the moon": It's just a presentation with engine sounds, log tapes playback and some images/video gallery

They did that to make the S-IVB stage crash into Moon's surface ("During Apollo 13, Apollo 14, Apollo 15, Apollo 16 and Apollo 17, the S-IVB stages were crashed into the Moon to perform seismic measurements used for characterizing the lunar interior") Then they performed a little course correction burn to bring the Apollo CSM/LM to a perfect trajectory around the Moon. I do that all the time. It's pretty nice to see your booster losing altitude then crash into Mun's surface while you are up there, performing a circularization burn :D //Hey, what is the altitude of your parking orbit around the Mun? Mine is 30k kilometers.

I suddenly realized I had bookmarked a web site about the Apollo 11 mission for about a few months. Oh, after the LM launched to lunar orbit, it had to dock with the CSM, right? How did it "eventually crashed on Moon" (Apollo Lunar Module)? Maybe NASA performed a deorbit burn or due to orbital decay? Orbital decay has not yet been implemented in KSP, so I think we have to perform a deorbit burn for the LM ascent stage.

I suddenly realized I had bookmarked a web site about the Apollo 11 mission for about a few months.