Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[Oceanic]

this was a really fun mission

 

[Pilot7893]

I have a screen of SSU 1.25 of the boosters seperating just as the sun sets. I'll have to upload it sometime.

 

[fausto]

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http://www.orbiter-forum.com/gallery/data/500/first_stas.JPG

 

[Kyle]

STS-120 Flyaround

 

[willy88]

The result of my latest (successful) expedition to Luna:

 

[NukeET]

The result of my latest (successful) expedition to Luna:

Wondered what caused that awful screeching noise...:rofl:

 

[jgrillo2002]

Made this repaint of the Jovian Mine Corp on a serious scale and the reason I decided to remake this is because of these facts as follows:

1: I have serious doubt that we will ever set foot on the surface of one of the moons of Jupiter at 2030 because we are on a very slow progression with the space program and their goal is mars. I suspect that maybe in 100 years from now we made go there but not 2030. Hence I changed the EST to 2090 instead.

2: I made some detailed thoughts on this paint and the current one I use made by Dan is a little not detailed and not hires. I'm not criticizing Dan for the repaint of his version. I think its good but it needs to be more....serious

3: The original repaint was low-res to my perspective. this is because I'm using a GTX280 video card and I though Id give it a boost by 2 times. so instead of 1024x1024, it will use 2048x2048. But for those who have a low end card. I will make a low-res version for those folks .

4: If a mining corp was going to be on a solar system scale well I'm guessing that most countries that have a space program and are allies with each other have made this step beyond business of earth. It involves all of the members of NASA, ESA, JAXA, and the Russian Space Agency. China is not in this because I have a hunch that they think they will work alone and I haven't seen any truce agreements between these agencies and the Chinese Space Agency and I highly doubt they will do so in the future.

Now all of that is said. Here are the pics. go savor your eye sockets.

Cheers!

Zack

 

[willy88]

That looks excellent, although I'd change the following 2 things:

1. Change the cockpit colour so that it doesn't stick out as much.
2. Change the flags. I have my doubts if those countries/space agencies would still exist (at least in their current form) by 2090.

I apologize for the nitpickery.

 

[jgrillo2002]

Hahaha. no prob. anyways its just my creation. now what did you mean by the 1st nitpick. I didnt understand

 

[willy88]

Hahaha. no prob. anyways its just my creation. now what did you mean by the 1st nitpick. I didnt understand

The cockpit looks too dark compared to the surrounding area.

 

[Hielor]

2. Change the flags. I have my doubts if those countries/space agencies would still exist (at least in their current form) by 2090.

On that note--even if you don't change the flags, the US flag on the starboard side is backwards. According to US law, the US flag is never to be displayed backwards.

 

[jgrillo2002]

On that note--even if you don't change the flags, the US flag on the starboard side is backwards. According to US law, the US flag is never to be displayed backwards.

Actually you are wrong. if its Upside down, then its against the law. the reason why its backwards is because the starboard side of the space shuttle is apparently backwards too.

For example
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/STS-73_landing.jpg

That's where I got my idea of having it backwards

 

[Hielor]

Actually you are wrong. if its Upside down, then its against the law. the reason why its backwards is because the starboard side of the space shuttle is apparently backwards too.

For example
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/STS-73_landing.jpg

That's where I got my idea of having it backwards

...I sit corrected. Apparently, when painted on vehicles, the flag should be displayed such that it looks like it's a real flag being blown by the wind; i.e., there's a flagpole on the "blue" side. On the starboard side of a vessel, that causes the flag to look backwards.

I was thinking of displaying the flag in a static display.

 

[jgrillo2002]

Its fine. In fact I just learned that law from my father because he was a cop Anyways. new screenie. Awww my toy broke! :lol::rofl:

 

[Kozak]

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[garyw]

Still messing around with an ASAT.

ASAT mesh by liber, F-15 by Kev33, EDW scenery by Slat

This test run missed it's target by 13km.

 

[Poscik]

(STS-112)Canadarm2 assisting astronaut while connecting S1 Truss on FD-6 activities.

 

[n122vu]

On that note--even if you don't change the flags, the US flag on the starboard side is backwards. According to US law, the US flag is never to be displayed backwards.

It's not really a law as much as it is a guideline. The US Flag Code actually has no legal power, but is simply a set of rules for honoring and respecing the US Flag that is generally followed by the military, law enforcement, fire & rescue, and scouting groups, although it is meant to be observed by all.

 

[Zatnikitelman]

It's not really a law as much as it is a guideline. The US Flag Code actually has no legal power, but is simply a set of rules for honoring and respecing the US Flag that is generally followed by the military, law enforcement, fire & rescue, and scouting groups, although it is meant to be observed by all.

Um, actually, the US Flag Code is a binding component of the U.S. Code:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode04/usc_sup_01_4_10_1.html

 

[n122vu]

Um, actually, the US Flag Code is a binding component of the U.S. Code:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode04/usc_sup_01_4_10_1.html

True, it's binding, in a sense. The Supreme Court ruled that enforcing punishment for failing to comply would violate the First Amendment (looking for reference on this ruling). There is no punishment for violating it. So, in practice, if not in law, it is viewed as a set of guidelines. Since there is no punishment for violating it, then technically, at least, it has no legal power..... *carefully walking on the thin ice underneath him*

Anyway, I like the skin jgrillo. Has a nice "Red Faction" feel to it. :speakcool: