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Interesting idea. Looking forward to seeing the missions.

Subbed! Keep up the awesome work

Cargo spacecrafts are very important for supplying materials such as food and experiments to orbiting objects like the ISS. But failures are always possible. Progress M-12M Progress M-27M SpaceX CRS-7 Cygnus CRS Orb-3 (Any others feel free to post)

Space Shuttle Traveler.

The presentation at the Science Club meeting went well, they thought it was an interesting theory.

I cut the thrust and it didn't shake as bad. Thanks for all the advice given!

It was set to go off after decoupling not at decoupling

I had a question about solid fuel rocket stability. I made a rocket with a srb for the first stage. It shakes a lot until stage separation and then after that if the second stage liquid fuel engine doesn't activate immediately, the rocket fails. I was wondering if there was a fix for this. It has cost me a couple of missions, since I play with no reverts and 30 days between launches.

I have two missions for you: Origin 1 and an Eve cubesat. Origin 1 is a asteroid probe http://www./download/wcq8wc5z4dx3aaw/Origin_1.craft And the Eve cubesat is designed to ride along with EEV http://www./download/hua88umzzzz1pl4/Eve_Cubesat.craft (tweakscale is also required for Origin 1's claw)

Sure, but since I'm not an expert, it will take longer than usual

I'm working on the math right now, it is taking a bit though

I read about that, nasty stuff methylmercury is

I am using galaxy mergers as observation data. If dark energy ruled the universe(like they say it does)then technically they shouldn't merge, no matter the dark matter, because 73% of the universe is dark energy. The hybrid particle would solve this. I am also using my telescope to observe the sky looking for more data.

I have been conducting some research into dark matter and dark energy. The thing that always gets me is that the two act completely different, one causing a repulsive force, and one causing a gravitational force stronger than anything else. My theory is simple. The idea is that a hybrid of these 2 items exists. It would be a heavy particle, but with a high energy level. When two galaxies get close, they would come together, then continuing accelerating through the universe. I will be giving a presentation at my school science club meeting, and was wondering if anybody had any ideas on how to improve this theory. Thank you for any information or support given.

Welcome to the forum!

*Mission Control, United States of Kerbica* "Is the satellite ready?" Gene asked as he looked at a picture on the wall. "Ves is it." Werhner said. "Too bad Voyager Nation got their satellite up virst." "Let us not dwell on Sentinel 1, Phoenix 1 has much more science after all." "Very vell, let us launch the satellite." *Launchpad 1* "Flight controllers, give me a go/no go for launch." Gene said in his business voice. "Booster?" "Go" "Guidance?" "Go flight" "Fairings?" "We are go" "Electrical?" "Go!" "We are go for launch, t-2 minutes and counting" Gene said into the microphone Gene looked at the rocket, having a bad feeling "Lift-off of Phoenix 1!" The announcer yelled enthusiastically. *1 minute and 27 seconds into flight, a computer error caused the second stage to activate, destroying the Horizon rocket* "We have had an anomaly, looking into status of the mission." Booster said into the microphone, even though they knew it was over. *Pieces rained down for 5 minutes after the explosion, United States of Kerbica would have too wait to join in with Voyager Nation in orbit* (So what did you think of the story, please leave some constructive criticism.)

Launched a satellite, nothing special

Too much amazement on that render

Yet another failed Duna aerobraking attempt.

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All Voyager Nation Mun landings are cancelled due to Sidski's death. Our sights are set on Duna for our next manned missions, a safer spacecraft will also be constructed

Tragedy struck Voyager Nation today. Sidski Kerman was killed on the first attempt to land on the Mun. During launch, a deadly amount of gas flooded the command pod. Ground controllers could do nothing to help. He became the first kerbal to die in space. R.I.P Sidski

Is hydrazine the most dangerous fuel used in spacecrafts? I remember that the Apollo astronauts during Apollo-Soyuz almost died due to a leak.

I think this will be very interesting, keep it up

Phoenix 2 is planned to land on the Mun. The only details Voyager Nation is releasing is it will be a direct ascent