zeta function

Horizontal asparagus jeb launcher with 1575m/s in LKO: https://imgur.com/a/6mxt1fc Was enough to go to minmus and back with a mun gravity assist on the way back.

For the sun you must multiply it by 1.0827431828*10^9 instead of 1878968. That is the square root of the product of the gravitation constant and the sun's mass. The gravitational constant is about 6.67408*10^-11. If you were to this for Jool, it would be G (gravitational constant) multiplied by Jool's mass. It works the same for every planet/moon/body. The constant is there because if you are orbiting a heavier body, it will have more gravity, and will require more delta-v to achieve the same result.

When will the president of Egypt die?

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I set my periapsis normally to 40k for mun returns. When i have only a pod and a expierement storage unit, no heat shield is required.

I play RO on 1.2.2.

I think it is actually from solar storms, although that could contribute. After a solar storm hits, my kerbals are sick and die.

I have tried doing a jool 5 in kerbalism, but my kerbal always dies from radiation before even reaching jool. I think that in order to do it, hyperbolic transfer orbits would be required.

This challenge is extremely unfair, if Scott Manley entered this challenge, he would almost certainly win. I suggest doing like to view ratio or like to dislike ratio.

The re-entry burn does that, I am talking about the first one.

What was the point of the first burn of the core stage (not launch burn)? Why didn't they just have the droneship farther east?

I don't think it is possible without part clipping.

You should probably put minmus in an easier category than the mun, because it takes less delta-v and is easier to land on.

What does max size 2/1/0 mean? Edit: Nevermind, I am going to try this.