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Well, in the end credits of James Bond: Moonraker it says: "Filmed on location in [somewhere], [somewhere], [somewhere] and Outer Space!"

I tried with FAR, and the shuttle just started spinning and tore itself apart. I think that as there is no FAR version of the .cfg files for the Tiberdine Shuttle mod, it won't work. So I deleted FAR, and am in the middle of a flight with the second prototype. I will quick save in orbit, and then try to land it without crashing. MISSION UPDATES INCOMING!!!

Hello? Anything? OH GOD PLEASE NO! This hasn't died, has it? Please? Hello?

I didn't realize that the brown smoke was actually fuel...

I don't have FAR, although I might try to install it and see what happens. It might have been pilot error, I know that planes in KSP can be very twitchy at high speeds, so maybe I should have left the avionics on instead of trying to fly the reentry like on a real shuttle (High pitch-up angle, left roll, then left roll reversal etc.) I'll fly the mission again, and try it with FAR this time.

Why have 73 people looked at this, but no-one is replying?

Well, ROSCOSMOS is covering something up, because one of their officials stated that And I'm pretty sure that in the YouTube video of it, all six engines are running until the rocket breaks apart...

Yeah, I know, I overestimated...there were actually three Glonass satellites on board, and also, the Moscow Times says that the cost of the disaster was $75 million, or 2.5 billion rubles.

Oops...sorry...

Walking to work, sees a moon rover. Where do you work? JPL?

Atlantis did not launch the Hubble, it was Discovery. Discovery then went on to do the emergency fix during STS-120, and Atlantis was barely on standby as STS-322 (Which was never launched), a rescue mission for STS-120 in case anything went wrong.

If you thinks about it, today's Proton-M accident, however Kerbal, is not actually that funny...it's the fourth 10-billion-dollar Glonass satellite they've lost!

Probably just a dot in the texture...or not!!! (Dum Dum Duuuuuuum...)

OK, I was just asking! Have a great holiday!

To stop the Kerbal from eating all the snacks!!!

The STS-JATO The TST-JATO is a modified Space Transport System, which launches from a runway. During ascent the STS-JATO uses it's 3 SSMEs to bring the apoapsis to 100-150 kilometers. The fuel for the SSMEs is contained in a fuel tank, attached to the inside of the cargo bay. Due to this arrangement, however, the STS-JATO is unable to carry any significant payload to orbit, and can therefore only serve as a crew carrier and station resupply craft. It can also recover large payloads from orbit, and bring them back to Kerbin. Once the shuttle exits the atmosphere, the cargo bay door are opened and the fuel tank is jettisoned. The STS-JATO then uses RCS to move away from the tank. At the apoapsis, the OMS is used to circularize the orbit. The shuttle can the proceed to fulfill its mission target. Maiden Flight The takeoff was flawless, with V1 (Maximum abort speed) at 70m/s and VR (Liftoff speed) at 50m/s. STS-JATO P1 lifted off well short of the runway end, and pitched up to 20 degrees to start the climb. Within 5 minutes the apoapsis was at 100,650 meters. The SSMEs were shut down, and upon exiting the atmosphere the fuel tank was jettisoned. The OMS was ignited at apoapsis, and the orbit circularized. Due to pilot error, the STS-JATO ended up in a 96X88 kilometer orbit. After OMS shutdown, the cargo bay doors were re-opened and the docking port extended to test all hydraulics and electrical systems. Several orbital maneuvering tests were also conducted. Kerbal Space Program officials dismiss the proposition that all of this was done just for the "...nice cinematic photos." During re-entry the shuttle flew perfectly, up untill the moment that aerodynamic heating began. At this point STS-JATO P1 began rolling to the left, and when Mission Commander Jebediah Kerman tried to bring the ship under control it "...began dancing and going in every possible direction BUT where I was trying to point the [CENSORED] shuttle [CENSORED]!!!", as said by the Mission Commander himself. As the heating subsided, the shuttle rolled over and nosedived towards the ground. Jebediah Kerman nearly managed to pull it out of the dive, but STS-JATO P1 impacted the ground at high speed. The impact destroyed most of the shuttle. Below is the preliminary evidence infographic, from the KASAIB (Kerbal Air and Space Accident Investigation Board).

Any updates?

That picture...I thought it was a real photo of Shuttle-Mir!

Has this project died?

Oh my god...

KAO, what mod is that? Not Kethane, the rocket?

BobCat, any news on...anything? I'm not pressuring you, just excited. 'Cause I love your mods so much.

Potatoes...

When, for some reason, your F9 button does not work...

It would be great if you could make some cities that are stationary, like Easter Eggs, and also parts for building your own cities. If you have already written that this is how you will do it, then forgive me, I am retarded.