My space program tales - SaEman Space Agency

[SalehRam]

Press Con. #9 - 23/Apr/2015

Jool test mission went out of control

SaEman Speaker: Our scientists pointed out that we were nearing a good launch window for a mission to Jool, being tight on time, we assembled a quick rocket that can get to the planet, but unfortunately, our rushing to launch the rocket before the time runs out, we screwed up its communications system... being unable to communicate back with KSC made it basically worthless... however, we are thinking of a plan to restore communications to the drifting vehicle...

Our engineers are suggesting that if we put a long range communications dish in low Kerbin orbit might restore communication with the craft, however we are not sure and we need to try this...

The initial launch cost for the Jool mission was about $450k, and if spending another $100K will help us gain communications and proceed with the mission, then we will do it happily.

We have managed to get a last minute shot for the vehicle before we lose communications with it, and we decided to release it for public:

Edited April 24, 2015 by SalehRam

[SalehRam]

Press Con. #10 - 24/Apr/2015

Initiating 'Dawn' program to explore Duna

SaEman CEO: With our current orbital infrastructure came to be fully operational, and while our team around Mun spend their time studying and sending probes to our large moon, we think it is a good time to advance to our next phase of our space program...

With the launch of 'Dawn' space program, we aim to know more about Duna, what it is made of, how environmental conditions on it, and if it will be able to sustain life or not...

Our first planned mission to the red planet will be launching soon, and we will keep you updated once we set a date and time for the first mission.

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[SalehRam]

Press Con. #11 - 26/Apr/2015

Kerbin Space Station (KSS) is fully operational in LKO

Yesterday, April 25th, we successfully launched our KSS into LKO, the station will serve as a low orbit command center along with MSS for short, medium, and long range missions, as well as a communications relay.

The station is now fully operational, and we will initiate crew transfer missions as soon as possible.

The current crew on the station are:

• Siggan Kerman (pilot)
  
• Geneley Kerman (scientist)
  
• Seanski Kerman (scientist)
  
• Ludrie Kerman (scientist)
  
• Dunwise Kerman (scientist)
  

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