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A Condor B767-300 takes off after sunset A Delta A330-300 Taxies by Air France A340-300 leaves for France Air France starts its takeoff roll A Delta 737 in Skyteam livery

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Isnt the polar ice caps perfectly flat? If so I think its not exploding because its not impacting the ground? so it should work with any part?

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Nope, Minneapolis St.Paul International Airport 6/10 That cant be healthy

3.14/10 I don't think that's a location

Copious amounts of water

Here's some pictures of downtown Chicago.

Isn't there a list with the prefixes and suffixes somewhere? Edit: https://pastebin.com/CYzvhutY Edit 2: There is no Kar or Sten, But they would be nice addition

The American Century departs Duluth, MN.

Looks like you can look up "Rocket crash with RTG" and you can find links. I would give you some but the stupid school blocker blocks the sites. this looks good thoughhttps://listverse.com/2012/01/20/top-10-space-age-radiation-incidents/

The rockets real, its a Delta II, but the video looks kinda fake

At around noon today the ESL (Eve Satellite and Lander) lifted off. Most of the launch nominal expect the Main Engines running out of fuel before the SRBs. Here is the 2nd stage separation, with faring separation around 2 minutes later. After getting into a near orbit I did the Kerbin escape burn, using the Mun for gravity assist. Soon after I did the Eve insertion burn, and then Eve capture burn. I was still in heavily inclined orbit, so I leveled it out and lower the orbit. Once in the orbit I disconnected the lander plus the transfer stage, leaving the satellite in orbit. I brought the orbit down to around 300x80km, and detached the transfer stage. Once the lander hit the atmosphere I inflated the heat shield and let it do its thing. After a slow and boring decent, I landed safely. I then extended the solar panels. Once I was done with the lander I focused on the satellite. I brought it on a Geosynchronous orbit above the lander.

A Delta MD-90 is close to landing Delta B757-200 "Sprit of Freedom" A United ERJ-135 taxis to RWY 17 The new and old AA A rare RWY 4/22 Takeoff with a Delta B777-200.

Is there a app for IOS that has notifications if there is a rocket launch happening soon?

I'd guess you would just have to make a couple small maneuvers, slowly moving your orbit.

Here is the Mall of American in Minnesota. Its the biggest mall in American, also has a amusement park inside.

As a person who enjoys unmanned probes and space stations more than kerbaled spaceflight, I have never (legitimately) returned a Kerbal form another body outside the Kerbin system. One day I decided I would return a Kerbal from the surface of Eve. This will massive undertaking as I will have to develop new landers and other stuff . To practice I will land and return from Duna to test and learn for the final Eve mission, possibly returning from Jool. I plan to land 3 Kerbals on Duna and 1 on Eve, to save weight. I'll also use my exciting mission architecture to help me along the way. Duna has a communications satellite and space station, so it would need any help there. But Eve has nothing, so my first launch of the Eve Project will be a small relay lander and orbital communications satellite. It's currently sitting on the pad, waiting for launch tomorrow. Its flown by my standard heavy lift lifter plus my nuclear transfer stage.