Cassini- the grand finale

[έķ νίĻĻάίή]

quite simple- [really?]

THE CHALLENGE

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Replicate the cassini probe and then crash it through a gas giant [the "grand finale", as close to real life as possible. Yes, mod planets are acceptable

mod parts not allowed, obviously no ignore max temp

i dont care how you get it to the gas giant unless you are doing medium or hard

EASY- send a cassini replica crashing through a gas planet

MEDIUM- build a cassini FULL replica meaning the probe and launcher, then launch it , etc, basically replicate full cassini mission

HARD- medium, but cassini has to survive at least 20 seconds, and you have to transmit something like science or what

idk why, if anyone has posted this challenge before [is this even a challenge?] then sorry

well yeah

 

[ffx]

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HARD- medium, but cassini has to survive at least 20 seconds, and you have to transmit something like science or what

so like cassini did it?

Edited October 26, 2019 by ffx

[Mopoii]

I've actually done this before in my Sandbox world. As everything is already designed, it should only be a matter of doing the mission and taking screenshots

[Ozelui]

I did this a while ago as part of the shuttle challenge, the goal for this mission was to perform a flyby of 4 out of the 5 joolian moons, then burn into jool's atmosphere:

 

 

[έķ νίĻĻάίή]

Wow, I thought no one was gonna reply to this

 

Really cool!

[Scorpu]

I hope Real Solar System, Realism Overhaul and a bit of alternate history are allowed.

 

 

To clarify, most footage that's in the video was recorded in a sandbox save (beginning to 10:54 mark), but it is based on a mission that I did properly in a RP-0 career save (proofs: https://imgur.com/gallery/fvBWv & https://imgur.com/gallery/8n6Pl0R). I just didn't have PC good enough for recording when I started this mission.

 

Edited October 28, 2019 by Scorpu

[TheGuyNamedAlan]

 

Yes, there's been a memorial challenge from a few years ago and here's my shot at it.

One of my proudest missions tbh