Oh, I have to finish that challenge!
Ultimately, I was leaving Jupiter, going for an encounter with Saturn. By tweaking a little my trajectory, I could get a Titan fly-by:
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From now on, I'll just make a fly-by of each external planet, and its biggest moon (flying over every moon is a bit tedious...). So here are Titan and Saturn:
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Hey
TtTOtW , how are you? (Remember, he ended his mission on Titan)
Then once at the periapsis, I have to adjust my trajectory to meet Uranus (each planet fly-by acts as a slingshot that tends to kick me out of the solar system, so I have to brake at the periapsis):
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Then same procedure, here are Titania and Uranus:
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Slingshot again, way to Neptune and Triton:
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And finally, let's go to Pluto (I know, it's not a planet anymore, but still, it's so emblematic that I can't ignore it).
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I've been lucky to get a direct encounter this time. Those transfers are soooo time-consuming
Yet another challenge that could end in a fishy way...
As I had plenty of fuel left, I decided to land on Pluto and its moons. Here are Pluto and Charon:
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Here are the other moons, Hydra, Nix, Styx and Kerberos:
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(Seriously, who shut the gravity off?!
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Now I have to return, and to visit Mars that I still haven't done. But my fuel reserves are really low now.