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personally I would be happy with procedural surface micro-details like next-gen Orulex. By that I mean having the excellent and accurate stock 3-D terrain from 2016 then augment it <1km details like small craters on the moon or boulder fields and things like that. :hmm:

:blink: Edit: It's a system-failure failure :lol:

I don't have a link for info but apparently word on the street is the suit is included as part of its human flight rating. I don't know if it's pressurized or has sensors but it's supposedly fulfilling some NASA testing requirement.

Omg it's David Bowie.

I actually pondered the possibility it was an elaborately concealed space burial and there's some wealthy patron in there who "donated" their estate to spacex :hmm:

I was wondering how the tires will look in 5 years :lol:

WELCOME!!! May your path be with the way of the probe :probe::salute:

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us2000cmy3#moment-tensor Looks like it was more or less strike-slip. **************************** I was able to access the data and all related NOAA/USGS monitoring networks just fine this morning :hmm: The only difference was that a note at...

Gee :(

All the while I am mainly offering speculations as to why KSP is more popular as in my original thought I found it interesting that it is popular maybe for some of the same reasons I'm not very interested in it.

Even if it is possible to mod KSP to be more realistic, that isn't really how KSP is marketed or even it's original concept. Some of these things look like big improvements over vanilla KSP for sure. Even things like the trajectories drawn in space bug me though. I'm sure there's some mod to...

:2cents: Never played Kerbal and probably never will- not even interested! I play orbiter to learn about spaceflight and explore the solar system. Now that Orbiter has a 3-D Earth, I also use it to explore earth. Building silly, half-baked spaceships to fly in a fictional cartoon planetary...

I originally posted this on some other thread but it seems relevant here

Not just responsibility but property. It doesn't matter if I have a junk car in my back 40 I can still tackle someone trying to steal the side mirrors then have them arrested for trespassing and theft.

As I understand it they could absolutely complain. I thought any spacecraft functioning or not, and even space debris remain the exclusive property of the nation that launched it.

Yeah I'm not personally weirded out by this. Mostly I'm just jealous because I never see any cool spacecraft activity where I live!!! I need to move lol

Neat!! https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.space.com/39338-spacex-zuma-rocket-sky-spiral-photos.html Also: https://twitter.com/Marco_Langbroek/status/950509102970621957 https://twitter.com/Samcornwell/status/950499540666331136

Here's a surface that closely resembles your ion transfer- its a plot of eccentricities from a given point starting with a circle (the intersecting plane). Just thought you might like it.

From Facebook :facepalm: