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Is that 1500 km range one way or round trip (750 out/750 in)?

It's been a couple weeks since I've played but I think they have it as a result of the plume getting smaller the higher the pressure the surrounding air is.

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A while back I saw a simpler alternative to Real Fuels, I was wondering what it was and if it is still in development?

So, space travel may extend life if we can make everything else counteracted.

Images like the bottom one

Hey I am looking for a new wall paper for my computer. Now this would be easy but I am in search of a very specific one. It looks like a concept art from the 1980's, a space station in orbit of Mars. All I can describe it as is one or two astronauts with a space station and Mars in the background. I remember see it in in a space art book, can't remember the name.

I do not think you should make an after burner for a duct fan. Flame holders are used to make sure the flame isn't blown out by the rapid acceleration of air through the engine. PS: I really do no think you should do this especially to an electric duct fan. If your machine fails it will catastrophically and unsafely.

@GDJ Where is the cockpit from?

Well who else would have the money to study the effects?

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I thought the capacity was liters and thrust was kiloNewtons? Is it not?

Has this been mentioned? everything else seems to be based on SI, why not the electric units?

Looks stable now, thanks for the fix

glcore seems to work, it was unstable in 1.1.3, lots of CTD from start up.