Falcon Aerospace

KSP is actually meant to be played with a crap ton of mods. Once I played with mods, stock can be hit or miss sometimes.

Magnum boosters are flyback? I thought they just looked like the Shuttle SRBs

If there are other LRB concepts, will you add the Magnum LRBs?

Will there be a V tail variant of the K-5?

@AlphaMensae When I try to use the General launch pads all the Delta V tabs read as 0 m/s and when I open those tabs there is nothing in them. I put an issue on github if you want to see it.

It just keeps tumbling down

Since you redone the RD-180 is there an Atlas V Revamp or its already up to date

@Beale Any plans for a Zenit revamp?

Thanks

Is there a download link for the CEV? I forgot to download it when it was up.

Any news on this? I tried making a methalox version of the karakuni but couldn't figure out how to make waterfall plumes

Chapter 3: Orbital Operations On September 26, 2041, Frontier debuted their new orbital class rocket, Rhea Ia. This mission will only carry a mass simulator since this is only a test flight. Rhea will launch a 600 kg payload into a roughly 90x90 km orbit. On the morning of September 26, 2041, all-weather parameters are met, and Rhea is ready to launch. Before launch the vehicle performs a short gimbal test of the canards After all checks were done, mission control called the green light on the launch. Mission control then releases the hold and the countdown progresses. A few minutes later, mission control announced T minus ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three... Main engine start, two, one... Liftoff! We have a liftoff of Rhea Ia! All Engines are looking good and we are proceeding to roll program. Rhea has hit Max Q. MECO Confirmed. Awaiting stage separation Stage separation confirmed, coasting to apogee for orbital insertion. 5 minutes into the flight, Rhea starts its upper-stage engine for orbital insertion. SECO confirmed! Back on the ground, everyone is cheering as Rhea successfully reaches orbit. Overall it is an impressive mission for carrying a full payload into orbit on the first attempt. Back on the ground, the engineers are preparing to roll out the second Rhea for a rideshare mission Next Mission: SLC-1 (Space Launch Carrier 1)

Chapter 3 Teaser: Orbital Operations After many Suborbital Launches Frontier Aerospace will face a new challenge. . . Send an orbital-class rocket. Their new launch vehicle is named after Rhea, the mother of the Olympian Gods. Rhea Ia features a unique design. For primary control, it features canards to guide it. Secondly, it uses methane for the first stage and kerolox for the second. For the launcher's size methane is a unique propellant choice. Its first flight is scheduled for September 26, 2041

It's those wings in the bottom of the spacecraft

Is this a continuation of Kats?