2.3 ton rocket to Eeloo and back New Record!

Kerosene42 · February 11, 2019

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This rocket was made by mixing two rockets developed by Turbo Pumped.

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World Record!

Eeloo is the planet of Pluto in KSP. The distance is so long that we need a big rocket on the roundabout.

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Because it is so difficult, I did not go there for half a year, So I decided to go there today.

Of course, I'm bored if I just go., let's try mixing some rockets developed by others! img%5D

1.7 ton minmus rocket by Turbo Pumped

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2.7 ton Eeloo rocket by Turbo Pumped

FUUUUUUUSION!!

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Creating a spaceship is easy, is not it?
It took only 8 hours to fuse properly.

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The weight of this spacecraft is 2.3 tons, and when it is astronaut, it is 2.394 tons. Wait, Kerbals are 90 centimeters tall, 94 kilograms, it's obese. Maybe it's because of the weight of the spacesuit.

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Liftoff!

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This plane can speed up to 700m/s with only two J-20 Juno engines.

It's an engine that's normally used for low-speed airplanes, and it's amazing how fast it is.

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At full speed, slowly raise the nose and ignite the 48-7s spark engine at an altitude of 10 km!

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Using an ion engine to make the final acceleration, img%5D

LKO Reached!

I don't want to get too long, so I'll just write it down. First, get out of Kerbin, get help from Eve's gravity,

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Get another gravity assist by Eve,

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I went into the Jool System and got gravity assist from Jool and Laythe.

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It's been a long time since I've been on the Orbit for Eloo, so I've had a lot of trial and error.

It took 41 years for the Kerbal time.

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But it's better than not getting there.

Approcahing Eeloo!

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Eeloo is about five times farther from the sun than Kerbin, making solar panels less efficient than 1/35 or 1/36.
So, the ion engine that eats a lot of electricity is often turned off.
Turbo Pumped solved it by taking a huge battery!

That's a great idea!

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Touchdown! img%5D

It's been seven months? It's been a long time since I went Eeloo!

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It's been a long time since Kerbal put a flag on the frozen ground!

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I think Kerbal misses home a little. Forty-one years is a really long time no matter how happy a creature is.

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Good. We don't have much to do here, so let's go home.

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Two small solar panels have charged up electricity, so getting to Orbit is a piece of cake!

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Low Eeloo Orbit Reached!

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Keep accelerating, make an orbit that meets the jool,

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With two gravitational help from Jool,

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Go to Duna, KSP's Mars!

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I came here because I thought my head would explode if I got more gravity assist. It's been more than five hours since i started the game.
So i took a less fuel-efficient but easier way to get back to the Kerbin.

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