Astrogator

English is not my native language, so perhaps I'm not expressing myself precisely enough. I was referring, of course, to the rules of the challenge. Although there seems to be a rule against such construction, I am already halfway through this thread. Many times during the construction of ships, similar aesthetic modifications have been made. Of course, my shuttle could go below 5 tons and exploit glitches, but as I wrote, that's not my goal. Looking at examples from previous Jool 5 missions, I suspect my shuttle would be okay. But just in case, I'll change its design

Hello everyone, I'm a new user on this forum, and I've decided to start my adventure with the Jool 5 challenge, but I want to do it as realistically as possible. That means using rockets that could realistically exist in the future. The freighter is modularly built in orbit, adaptable to any mission, and it features an artificial intelligence in the form of a modified GPT chat that can, in some cases, take control of the mother ship. It generally behaves like a properly functioning HAL 9000. However, I have a question. Are the parts placed on the Laythe shuttle okay? I built it a long time ago and have been improving it ever since. I'd like to use it for the mission because I like it, but I can also build something else. P.S. There was once a movie where a group of astronauts went to Mars and Jupiter's moons. One of the astronauts died from radiation, and I think the ship was called Discovery https://imgur.com/a/sA0pzUt