Microscopic Rockets

[PTNLemay]

It's funny how even the last stage (were the spacecraft is at it's tiniest) is still 250 kilos. For a spacecraft that's quite small, but that's still about as heavy as a refrigerator, or a motorbike.

[Giggleplex777]

I like small rockets too. Here's my latest Duna rover:

I'll make an album soon.

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[NeMeSiS]

I noticed this as well. It makes me somewhat sad the the ant engine is useless now, i always liked it.

Edited July 27, 2013 by NeMeSiS

[spikeyhat09]

Done.

very nice!

[Whackjob]

A munar lander I'm working on. Not enough delta-v just yet, but that's a work in progress. The other picture is the munar lander, plus the RCS tug that'll grab it and spit it in the general direction of home.

[karolus10]

It's funny how even the last stage (were the spacecraft is at it's tiniest) is still 250 kilos. For a spacecraft that's quite small, but that's still about as heavy as a refrigerator, or a motorbike.

You had a point, this probe tank rockets are still quite big, even bigger than some IRL cruise missiles and IRBM's.

Anyway, try to imagine how big and heavy is simple parachute part .