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It's counting from about T0, probably. I'm not aware of the official designation of ultra fast rendezvous and docking profile. But I think the theory that he defined helped me a lot.
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Project Orion: A discussion of Science and Science Fiction
kops said replied to Spacescifi's topic in Science & Spaceflight
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I just hope Artemis 1 launches as scheduled next month. SLS has broken my heart too many times.
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Looks like shenzhou 13 was successfully launched. Carrying one female astronaut and two male astronauts to the Tiangong space station. This mission looks like it's going to prove some sort of "fast docking technology", but it doesn't look like it's going to be that fast, six hours supposedly. I watched the whole launch live, and this time I can confirm it was real time.
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Forty-six pages of comments, too many about re-entry, toxics, weaponization, and politics. Valuable information is almost concealed. That may be why Vanamond considered locking the topic. Thought to this great forum will not have those annoying things
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Howdy. So far, I've just played 333.3 hours of KSP. On average, 40 hours a week, and spend most of the rest of the time on this sweet home. At first, I was confused and helpless. There were so many unknowns, and I didn't even have a flashlight to light the way. And then I found this place, and I was ecstatic I really want to say how much you've helped me. Without your revelatory discussions and ideas, the game would not be where it is today. I would like to thank all of you for your contributions and the hard work of the forum administrators. You guys really brought this game to life, and that's why I'm playing this great game. For a long time, I didn't sign up for an account, because most of the problems can be solved by existing content. And I don't think I'm in a position to make any valuable observations. But now that I'm here, it's like coming home. Because I think it's a warm, inclusive place that treats users of any level with the utmost kindness. I hope you will continue to keep your enthusiasm for KSP and build a fantastic KSP2 environment together in the future. Finally, thank you all again for your efforts. Salute！
