Voyager 2 (The second one)

[spacedoge402]

Ok, after Mooncrasher told me that I couldn't transfer fuel between the spacecraft and the rocket, I made a second attempt. I call it voyager 2!
The BP is about 240t

Wow, very impressive weather today!

Anyways, now we are in orbit!

And after we finish off the final stage, we are now on a solar system escape trajectory!

(It doesn't look like it, but I am at around 14,000,000km, and I have a velocity of 7432m/s, so I am technically on a solar system escape trajectory!)
Anyways, if I did something wrong, please tell me down below!

 

[spacedoge402]

OH WAIT IT DOESN'T SHOW MY SPEED AND ALTITUDE IN THE FINAL ONE

 

[spacedoge402]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[spacedoge402]

Oh wait nevemind

 

[spacedoge402]

Ok, I'm going to share, but not a lot because the admin aren't responding.

 

[XenonSpace]

so I am technically on a solar system escape trajectory!

Funnily enough, the image shows you're still in heliocentric orbit. So, you are not in solar escape trajectory. There's a lot of room to add fuel for extra delta-v needed in ord to achieve solar escape velocity.

 

[spacedoge402]

Funnily enough, the image shows you're still in heliocentric orbit. So, you are not in solar escape trajectory. There's a lot of room to add fuel for extra delta-v needed in ord to achieve solar escape velocity.

The reason why is because I used a pack that goes up to seems, so by the challenge standards, I completed the challenge

 

[spacedoge402]

I mean Up to Sedna

 

[Altaïr]

It's strange, you meet the speed requirement by a good margin but you're still in orbit, not on an escape trajectory... Which solar system do you use?

 

[spacedoge402]

It's strange, you meet the speed requirement by a good margin but you're still in orbit, not on an escape trajectory... Which solar system do you use?

this one: Solar System (Up to Sedna).zip
Also, if I used the default solar system, I would be on an escape trajectory, but this pack is technically aesthetic, so it would still count

 

[Pink]

Technically isn't good enough, you either visibly escaped or you didn't. Use the stock system or an ACTUALLY aesthetic pack. Additionally make sure to use "normal mode".

As it is, declined

 

[Altaïr]

this one: Solar System (Up to Sedna).zip
Also, if I used the default solar system, I would be on an escape trajectory, but this pack is technically aesthetic, so it would still count

I just had a look, actually it isn't. The Sun is heavier and its gravity is stronger, that's why you're not on an escape trajectory despite meeting the speed requirement. The Earth has been modified too, though slightly, and not even at your advantage.

Technically I think your rocket is good enough to beat the challenge, but you should do this on the default solar system, the challenge has been balanced for it.

 

[spacedoge402]

I just had a look, actually it isn't. The Sun is heavier and its gravity is stronger, that's why you're not on an escape trajectory despite meeting the speed requirement. The Earth has been modified too, though slightly, and not even at your advantage.

Technically I think your rocket is good enough to beat the challenge, but you should do this on the default solar system, the challenge has been balanced for it.

not again...

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

not again...

He's givin you an advice, heck he's sayin your ship is probably good just try to use the stock one to prove the ship on that environment.

Better to use the stock planet pack because it's not edited nor tampered yet. Just fly your thing and see it yourself

 

[Altaïr]

not again...

I'm sorry dude, I'm sure it was done in good faith, but that's an official challenge and we have to stick with strict rules. I'm sure you will do it easily though

 

[spacedoge402]

ok: here is the FINAL link:

I'm sorry dude, I'm sure it was done in good faith, but that's an official challenge and we have to stick with strict rules. I'm sure you will do it easily though

its ok because I just did it, I used default, and i'm at speed requirements, but it says that I'm still in orbit

 

[spacedoge402]

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