Quote of the Day

[Marmilo]

Have you ever landed on any Galilean moons? If so, have you landed on all of them?

I did all of them, not a return trip tho

 

[Mooncrasher]

I've landed on them, I'm sure.
I just can't remember when!

 

[General Kenobi]

I’ve landed on all of them at one point I did a Ganymede base and explored the others with a rover

 

[Astatium_209]

I've never landed on a single one.

 

[Mooncrasher]

New QOTD!

 

[Marmilo]

I like that quote

 

[RockerBrawler]

Voyager

 

[Marmilo]

What's your favorite probe in real life or SFS?

 

[The epic chicken]

Daily question:
What's your favorite probe in real life or SFS

the engines, we wouldnt be going anywhere without them

 

[Altaïr]

What's your favorite probe in real life or SFS?

Hard to say, there are many I like. From those notably:
- Voyager 2, only probe that made a fly-by of Uranus and Neptune, and one of the 5 existing that are leaving the solar system.
- Cassini-Huygens, a probe that orbited around Saturn during many years, and managed to land a small lander on Titan.
- New Horizons, only probe that made a fly-by of Pluto, and another one leaving the solar system
- Rosetta-Philae, first probe to orbit a comet and land something on it.
- Hayabusa 2, that managed to visit an asteroid, and send back some samples of it to Earth.
- Curiosity and Perseverance, probably the most ambitious Mars missions to date.

 

[yonkee]

My favorite probes gotta be the Parker Solar Probe. Sure the voyager and other probes are classics, but this probe basically touched the sun!

 

[Marmilo]

the engines, we wouldnt be going anywhere without them

Engines ≠ Probes
Read carefully lmao

 

[Mooncrasher]

Lol.

New QOTD up!

 

[Kirbyisbest]

How do you find SRBs to be, currently? Good, bad, something in between?

I'd say no. I could just remake it by some fuel tanks and a nose cone with a bp edited engine in it. The only thing I like about it is that it dont gimbal

 

[Marmilo]

How do you find SRBs to be, currently? Good, bad, something in between?

Unless something changed, absolute garbage. 60 ISP? My water powered rocket has more

 

[Mooncrasher]

Unless something changed, absolute garbage. 60 ISP? My water powered rocket has more

Funny you should mention that....
I said that one could make an Ecorocket replica using.... ballasted SRBs.
(Ballasted to make the TWR more realistic for ecorocket)

 

[The epic chicken]

Srbs are cool, but we should be able to add solid fuel tanks to extend their run time

 

[Mooncrasher]

New QOTD up!

 

[RockerBrawler]

Largest payload in IRIS? 7 tons. I got a hard time orbiting, whaddya expect?

 

[Marmilo]

question:
What's the biggest payload that you've launched in the IRIS pack? Drop a link!

Umm, I don't RMB
At it rn
Edit: Attempting 56t single bp noclip
Games dying tho
Edit 2: whole rocket crashed after i clicked a docking port, literally disappeared?!

 

[Altaïr]

What's the biggest payload that you've launched in the IRIS pack? Drop a link

Ah, I remember that one:
Kiloton Club

1000 tons to orbit, it took a few hours to design the launcher that would do this.

With a legit launcher (that fits into the building grid) I can't remember though.

 

[The epic chicken]

Daily question:
What's the biggest payload that you've launched in the IRIS pack? Drop a link!

If you don't have IRIS pack, what about payload out of Earth's SOI?

I'd say the biggest payload I launched out of the soi was about 700-800 tonnes

 

[Altaïr]

I just managed to reach the symbolic threshold of 100 tons in LEO. With a legit rocket, here is it:

Some fuel tanks are streched to fit the required size, but that's still some fair bp edit. The result is cleaner but I don't get any advantage from this. Nearly 1600 tons on the pad, that's a big baby

Here is the flight:


100 tons is one fourth of the ISS, not bad.

Something tells me I will need that capacity soon...

 

[Mooncrasher]

Nice, that's great! Can't wait to see what you do with that capacity.

 

[The epic chicken]

I just managed to reach the symbolic threshold of 100 tons in LEO. With a legit rocket, here is it:
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Some fuel tanks are streched to fit the required size, but that's still some fair bp edit. The result is cleaner but I don't get any advantage from this. Nearly 1600 tons on the pad, that's a big baby

Here is the flight:
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100 tons is one fourth of the ISS, not bad.

Something tells me I will need that capacity soon...

Congratulations