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[Lohan2008]

how far is 550 AU on spacecenter map? ?

Edited July 25, 2015 by Lohan2008

[kurja]

AU, astronomical unit, distance between Sun and Kerbin? According to wiki Eeloo's orbit goes only about 7 times further from the Sun than Kerbin's, so >550AU would be.... very far away?

If 'AU' is distance from Sun to Earth instead 550 AU is ofc much farther out. Orbit of Pluto is at 40-ish AU.

[Thomassino]

Electric generator converts thermal power produced by reactor to electrical power, so yes, it will work. It 'd need some more radiators probably

[kurja]

Lohan2008, threads get confusing and difficult to read when you remove questions you have asked from the first post.

[Kryxal]

Is that what was going on with the second post? I thought it was odd that a totally different question seemed to be answered there...

[Feradose]

What is going on in here?

[kurja]

What is going on in here?

Wow all original questions that have answers posted to them have been removed and a new one has been put in their place, that's what's going on here. Seriously, bad form :/ If you have new questions, simply post a new question without removing the previous one, that's a disservice to everyone.

What's a "spacecenter map" anyway? 550 AU would be somewhere far beyond kuiper belt, in the oort cloud I think. Or if this is about the ksp map view / tracking center in kerbal space center, 550 astronomical units would be simply somewhere insanely far beyond any in-game object's orbit; Kerbin's orbit is ~13.6 million kilometers from the Sun, so 550 AU would be ~7.5 billion kilometers from the sun. Very far away.