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Minmus Taster
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Incredible work!
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1 hour ago, tater said:
Whew, that could have ended quite badly, did any sources say what the issue was?
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Well it seems Artemis is off to a wonderful start! I hope rocket lab doesn't get blamed for this somehow, the launch was amazing and they probably don't have anything to do with this disaster.
2 hours ago, RCgothic said:I've heard this might be fairly consistent with a solar panels not deployed issue, so comms were on battery until it died.
If so the prospects for recovery are not good.
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This is the face I make when I see my old forum posts
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Where did the news of the asteroids come from?
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1 hour ago, RCgothic said:
Psyche slips to next year.
It may never launch at all sadly, NASA is conducting an investigation into the probe and if it's worth the investment, in my opinion a very sudden and drastic action for a relatively minor issue in the greater scheme of things.
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9 hours ago, RCgothic said:
(ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
We are going, just not like this and not any time soon.
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10 hours ago, tater said:
Oh did I ever miss this planet
it's beautiful!
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1 hour ago, Pappystein said:
System is nearly Bare-bone KSSRSS 2.5 (or whatever it is called!) And I discovered a serious issue with my install on Moon Approach....
There's something about this image of your glitch that looks really pretty to me for some reason.
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It's soon.
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They can't keep going on losing payloads like this, they need to to more test flights!
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On 6/10/2022 at 6:18 PM, steve9728 said:
An optical module (Xuntian telescope) and an extended core module will be launched during the operation phase.
So there will be ANOTHER module, guessing it will be based of of the unused module built.
It would be a waste to make a backup and not ever use it for an expanding program like the CNSA.
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On 6/7/2022 at 12:43 PM, steve9728 said:
Shenzhou-14 mission start now. There will be five launches, five time rendezvous and docking, two times transposition.
First, Tianzhou-3 leave Tianhe Core Module and let Wentian Module docked with radial docking port.
Wentian's solar panels fully deploys. Then the combination turns and adjusts its attitude.
Use the indexing robotic arm (Chiense version ‘Lyappa Arm') to shift Wentian from radial port to lateral permanent docking port:
Re-adjust the attitude of the assemblage, wait for the docking of the Mentian and repeat a similar process:
Then Tianzhou-4 cargo ship leave CSS and Tianzhou-5 will docking with the station. Finally, Shenzhou-15 crew will go into space and dock with the station for crew rotation in orbit.
Between this may be performed the task of transferring the solar panels of the core module. I haven't seen any official information as to when exactly this will be carried out.
Huh, didn't know Wentian and Mengtian would get an extra pair of panels in between the large arrays.
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4 hours ago, James Kerman 2011 said:
i mean come on it amogus has no INTERSTELLER TRAVELING
What do you mean? the ship goes all over the place, I'd say that's a bit sus not gonna lie.
SpoilerI'm so sorry.
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Congratulations to all the winners
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Wait he's making that series with other big KSP celebrities? Matts putting Endgame to shame as we speak!
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5 hours ago, RCgothic said:
Another 2 week delay:
Well it wasn't a full month this time! big leaps forward indeed
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Wow, it actually works.
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I agree, the whole thing is very Kerbal if you really think about it.
This kind of feels like something that should be in the main thread though.
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6 minutes ago, RealKerbal3x said:
Best 0g indicator ever
This isn't the greatest moment in KSP history.
This is just the greatest moment ever.
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Just now, tater said:
Top ten things space enthusiasts thought they might never see.
Hard dock!
Welcome to the ISS Starliner!
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Final approach is starting
1 Minute to contact
Soft capture!
The James Webb Space Telescope and stuff
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