Hi, there! Please find a commented flight from Kourou (French Guyana) to ISS, and docking, in 1h30.
The fun part is a 50-mn phase at 1G strictly, meaning a normal weight feeling for the crew! It demonstrates a new way at piloting and it is also a tutorial, with many comments (and no needs extra tools), for anyone who wants to explore this "art" of piloting! Feedback welcome, of course, and if you want to try, ask your questions and post your playback.
Installation:
Also ready for a challenge? I can merge a collective scenario: up to 4 spacecrafts taking off from various spaceports and joining to ISS (docks 1 to 4) on the same day. Requirements:
Hopefully you'll have fun.
(*) Too unrealistic for you? The topic is discussed here in the forum. Indeed, 1G-Piloting assumes a new kind of engines but let's test the concept first (with you, I hope).
The fun part is a 50-mn phase at 1G strictly, meaning a normal weight feeling for the crew! It demonstrates a new way at piloting and it is also a tutorial, with many comments (and no needs extra tools), for anyone who wants to explore this "art" of piloting! Feedback welcome, of course, and if you want to try, ask your questions and post your playback.
Installation:
- unzip the subfolder "toISS@1G" into Orbiter's folder Flights
- unzip the file "[email protected]" into Orbiter's folder Scenarios
- in Orbiter Launchpad > Parameters, uncheck the box "Limited fuel" (*)
Also ready for a challenge? I can merge a collective scenario: up to 4 spacecrafts taking off from various spaceports and joining to ISS (docks 1 to 4) on the same day. Requirements:
- depart and arrive on the same day, i.e. 13-JAN-2027
- use my own ISS files (in the playback) as propagations may differ by a few meters and we could miss the docking port when agregating the playbacks!
- don't kill the crew with crazy accelerations, keep 1G most of the time. Don't make the crew sick, neither, with constant burns and stops. I am preparing a post-flight analysis to monitor these aspects for discussions here...
Hopefully you'll have fun.
(*) Too unrealistic for you? The topic is discussed here in the forum. Indeed, 1G-Piloting assumes a new kind of engines but let's test the concept first (with you, I hope).
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